Sentence examples for disappear became from inspiring English sources

And desaparecer, to disappear, became a transitive verb, meaning to kidnap innocent citizens, drug them and load them on to military aircraft from which they would be tossed, living, into the sea.

Whereas Augie March's first two albums saw Richards maintain control over production, Moo, You Bloody Choir and Watch Me Disappear "became community projects", and for that reason Richards declared he was not as much a fan of the latter works, though other band members have described the songs on Watch Me Disappear as the band's best yet.

The older household posts tended to disappear, become sinecures, or decline in importance.

If your floaters aren't a sign of retinal damage, they may disappear, become less noticeable, or stay and become irritating.

As I stood at the pan's edge, I wanted to float out on a piece of driftwood and disappear — become one with a honking, blustery pink mirage.

His investigations into the history of science revealed a phenomena often now called 'Kuhn loss': Problems whose solution was vitally important to the older tradition may temporarily disappear, become obsolete or even unscientific.

Thus, together with an absence of primary radar over much of the ocean, the idea that a plane can disappear becomes a lot more conceivable.

Indeterminate or difficult to diagnose masses that disappear, become smaller or remain unchanged over time are deemed to be benign or at least to require no active management.

The Lampards looked, put notes on trees, but, gradually, the weeks since Muffy disappeared became months, and then years.

Meanwhile, about a third of the Joan Anderson Letter, copied by someone before it disappeared, became well-known to students of Kerouac.

The culture of Hyriopsis cumignii, a species which produces high quality pearls, almost disappeared became of its low resistance to disease.