Sentence examples for disappear fast from inspiring English sources

It would disappear fast if central bankers suddenly said that inflation of 4% was just fine after all.

Of course they're all part of the same industry, one in which fortunes are often "all at sea," metaphorically as well as literally, and can disappear fast.

The cafeteria workers put out a few breakfast choices during the first lunch shift, like croissants and bagels, and occasionally bacon and eggs, which disappear fast.

Around one in every 300 people is likely to have a Kew Gardens 50p, but the Royal Mint said it was likely to disappear fast now that it had declared the coin as the rarest in general circulation.

But even though the charismatic former adviser to ex-US president Bill Clinton has put pen to contract after keeping the RCN hanging on for so long, it unlikely the controversy surrounding her appointment is likely to disappear fast.

Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: "Volatility like this doesn't tend to disappear fast and with volumes set to thin out ahead of the long weekend, there's certainly the prospect of seeing more big moves in the near term".

Movies disappear faster, too.

You'll see it disappear faster.

"Racism will not disappear faster after that," he said.

The visceral fear aspect is the one that is likely to disappear fastest.

The world's forests are already in peril; harvesting trees to make cellulosic ethanol can only make them disappear faster.