Sentence examples for disappearing far from inspiring English sources

This weary but not sleepy poet-wanderer talks of how you might hear "laughin', spinnin', swingin' madly across the sun"; of disappearing "far past the frozen leaves / The haunted, frightened trees".

But this does not mean search is disappearing — far from it.

The planet has officially entered the first "mass extinction" event since the dinosaurs, and species are disappearing far faster than ever.

Franklin Avenue, skimming past the mouths of Hollywood's eastern canyons, at the disappearing far-north edge of city maps, forms a halfhearted high street for the apartment dwellers clustered on its banks.

Google was something… Franklin Avenue, skimming past the mouths of Hollywood's eastern canyons, at the disappearing far-north edge of city maps, forms a halfhearted high street for the… The Foot of Hawkins Street scrapyard sits on twenty-seven acres of industrial parkland, at the edge of Newark's old Ironbound District.

Wealth can disappear far more quickly than it can be made.

The instinct to withdraw, to disappear far into the interior, figures often in Russian history.

"We learned that fear is a powerful but vulnerable weapon because it disappears far faster than you can recreate it".

"The sugar industry will not disappear; far from it," Mr. Castro said in a three-hour speech late Monday to 10,000 people outside a shuttered sugar mill at Artemisa in Havana Province.

The first kind of Bessel function will appear in the solution, which ensures that the reflected waves and diffracted waves disappear far away from the structure.

Of course, that doesn't mean the creative component of advertising will disappear — far from it, Steinberg said.