Sentence examples for disappeared high from inspiring English sources

From the abbot, Trulshik Rinpoche (also a distant relative) young Gombu heard about the English climber George Mallory, who had disappeared high on Everest in 1924; he was also told by some of his fellow monks that there was a golden calf on the summit – the only reasonable motivation they could find to explain the Englishmen's incomprehensible attempts to climb the mountain.

In the absence of the possibility of the downside, discipline disappears, high risk is the obvious course of action, and the rest of the society wonders why entities that never pay the price for failure warrant high compensation if they succeed.

Nationally, manufacturing jobs have been disappearing, high-tech stocks have been dropping in value and the stock market in general has been in a funk.

After they were freed, the boy disappeared from high school.

They were still shouting as the car disappeared at high speed down a side street.

Record shops saw the biggest fall in card spending, down 71% during an era when many independent record stores and big chains alike have disappeared from high streets.

This meant that a net 503 shops disappeared from high streets during the period, the biggest decline since the first half of 2012.

A flotation under the TSB banner, a brand which disappeared from high street after Lloyds took over the bank in the 1990s, is now expected early next year.

He learns that she was smart and steady, headed for a good college until she disappeared from high school and seemingly abandoned everything she had achieved.

They reported that the brookite phase completely disappeared at high annealing temperature.

When the flame front overcame the spectroscopic measurement region, CH disappeared and high OH emission was measured, as shown in Figure 8b.