Sentence examples for could have vanished from inspiring English sources

Somebody once wrote that on a mean-spirited Web site, whence it could have vanished into oblivion.

I remember the sense of shock that somebody so young and so charged with life could have vanished so suddenly and completely.

As he interviews patients and staff members, trying to figure out how a woman named Rachel Solando could have vanished, barefoot, from her cell, Teddy is plagued by headaches, bad dreams and paranoia.

"When I began in politics, we didn't have tall buildings; there was virtually no skyline," said Mr. Street, sounding genuinely amazed that the city's stark old silhouette could have vanished.

His hip name could have vanished from Nike marketing strategies; his rebel pose for Sports Illustrated's cover could have been scrapped; and his rise from latchkey kid to Olympian under the care of a single father with a hair salon could have disappeared from NBC's lineup at the Salt Lake Winter Games.

State and federal agencies suspended their search on Wednesday morning, leaving Mr. Eaton's family to solve the mystery of how he could have vanished in a densely populated inland area or in a sea with many fishing boats out of marinas on the East End.

A fierce grammarian, deeply pop- and high culture-literate, he could also do maths and analytical philosophy, and could easily have vanished into what Gore Vidal once called the "Research and Development" arm of American fiction.

Once that instinct had unlocked the door of a settlement, Mandela acted swiftly to reassure white businessmen who could well have vanished overseas.

But the strange tale never ceased to nag Newark's police department – how could five kids just have vanished into thin air?

This year, beneath the manufactured hoopla and forced enthusiasm, the mood could be almost post-apocalyptic: Pontiac and Saturn have vanished.

Her buttocks have vanished.