Sentence examples for disappear some time from inspiring English sources

But I've kinda got young features, which will hopefully disappear some time soon so I can play my age" – he frowns – "which I am starting to do more," he adds hastily.

That led me to conclude that, quite possibly, they had disappeared some time ago.

He no longer pays lip-service to the separation of powers, which in practice disappeared some time ago.

When he disappears some time later, a concentrated search turns up only a monogrammed briefcase in the desert.

They were sharply differentiated by class, occupation and residence, eg, "the farm market" or "the carriage trade", both of which disappeared some time between 1920 and 1940.

Naturally, that tradition disappeared some time ago.

The ZO Rooms service disappeared some time ago and now we know that it isn't coming back in any form.

But then any semblance of warmth and friendship disappeared some time ago, blown away in a blaze of seismic sound-bites, bullish barbs and the incredible pressures of the Premier League's psychological battle.

He is the son of professor Alvin, one of the builders of the Arks, who disappeared some time after the accident.

Rinuccini's libretto, which was published on several occasions during Monteverdi's lifetime, has survived intact, but the opera's music disappeared some time after 1640, with the exception of Ariadne's Scene 6 lament, known as Lamento d'Arianna.

However, other historians believe that the Beauforts may have sunk I-178, which was patrolling off the east coast of Australia at the time; this submarine disappeared some time after 17 June 1943, and the cause of her loss has never been confirmed.