Sentence examples for almost without trace from inspiring English sources

Some have famous names and biographies, others have disappeared almost without trace.

His directorial debut The Brave (1997) disappeared almost without trace after its premiere at Cannes.

Six years, millions of pounds and mountains of press coverage later, Howard Davies sank it almost without trace.

Still, a show which clearly had limited but still honourable expectations in the West End has sunk almost without trace.

A panjandrum, not a politician, he rose almost without trace to become, in effect, the president of Egypt at one of that unhappy country's most imperilled hours.

Its predecessor, Montmartre, is still on the tourist map, albeit as a parody of the place where Toulouse-Lautrec and Alfred Jarry used to work, but Montparnasse has been absorbed into the rest of the city almost without trace.

But this incomparable record of artistic endeavour almost disappeared without trace.

Like a tragic new liner heading inexorably for the iceberg, BAR launched in 1999 to fanfares and at a cost of more than $200m - then almost sank without trace in their first season.

The Tribune has vanished almost without a trace, and barely a whimper.

Those particles, all neutrinos of various kinds, pass through other matter almost without a trace.

Instead they were gone from the championship on the first Saturday in July, almost without a trace.