Sentence examples for disappearing man from inspiring English sources

But we don't mind, because he also reveals the machinery behind the Disappearing Man.

"He lives his act!" By the end of "The Prestige," another wife is dead, a child twice orphaned, mistresses and false diaries have been exchanged, Nicola Tesla has been revivified (by, who else, David Bowie) and has invented cloning, and Angier and Borden have played each other to death and beyond in order to perfect the greatest magic trick of all, the Disappearing Man.

Job: director of television and content, Channel 4 Age: 48 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £600m Salary: £598,000 (including £142,000 bonus and £13,000 benefits) 2006 ranking: 14 Kevin Lygo is the disappearing man of this year's MediaGuardian 100.

The traditional assumptions of father and mother are disappearing – men want more emotional involvement; women want to work – few can survive on the father's salary alone.

Relatives of the disappeared man accuse police of being "either negligent or complicit in the abduction".

Albert Einstein only once said that if bees disappeared, "man would have only four years of life left".

George Bush recently met two wives of "disappeared" men.

Over a week of interviews in Karachi and Quetta, I meet the relatives of seven dead men and nine "disappeared" – men presumed to have been abducted by the security forces.

Related: Family of Abducted Zimbabwean Activist Accuses Mugabe Regime of Disappearing a Man It Feared.

Both the privileges and disqualifications of class were rapidly disappearing and men had broken through "the bonds which once held them immobile".

As one "time-use expert" told the Wall Street Journal, "The full-time homemaker is disappearing, but men aren't making up for it with more work".