Sentence examples for disappeared except for from inspiring English sources

After the Civil War, shipbuilding all but disappeared except for the making of pleasure boats.

But traditional theaters have all but disappeared, except for the Sunbeam and a few others in far-flung locales.

In 1951 the project of draining the H̱ula began, and by 1958 the lake and swamps had disappeared, except for a small section retained as a nature reserve.

Italian East Harlem, around Pleasant Avenue, has all but disappeared except for a barbershop, a bakery and the impossible-to-get-into Rao's restaurant.

In the Old World deer the second and fifth hand bones (metapodia) have almost completely disappeared except for proximal, terminal remnants.

These swellings contracted progressively and eventually disappeared except for the case of one animal treated with 0.27 mg/kg, in which the swelling persisted for the entire study period.

The usual side effects — sedation, nausea, confusion — soon disappear except for constipation, which can be treated.

And the upshot of all that, then, is that the right hand side of this expression disappears except for the term when k is equal to n.

At very low Froude number, buoyancy instabilities of round laminar jet diffusion flames disappear (except for small tip oscillations referred to as flickering) and those flames look stable and smooth.

Potatoes nearly disappear except for adding a velvety texture, either in chunks or pureed.

In the 1880s Grove Karl Gilbert predicted that the lake – then in the middle of many years of recession – would virtually disappear except for a small remnant between the islands.