Sentence examples for disappearing thing from inspiring English sources

Here's a mixter maxter of every kind of Duffy poem: angry, political, elegiac – elegiac about every endangered or disappearing thing in the natural world or the individual psyche – witty, nakedly honest, accessible, mysterious.

Now that talk of Greece's exiting the euro zone has disappeared, things look better to the outside world.

But we're still confident of our strategy; that once people realise that the pound [pact] and Europe are beginning to disappear things will move in our favour.

We've been to magic shows where we have witnessed things appear and disappear, things created out of nowhere.

Only in our case, those mysterious dryer thieves who disappear things right out from under our noses have eaten our old blanket, and we're left with the task of weaving a new one while being in freefall!

But all these apiarian inaccuracies will be easy to forgive if wise-cracking animated honeybees finally get people to care about the rapidly disappearing real thing.

Fashion is the first thing that grabs change, and it moves so fast, and some things disappear, and some things stay, but it usually takes on the mood of what's going on in the world.

(We are said to catch glimpses of it when things alter their form or disappear; when things change or are destroyed, Nothingness or the Abyss becomes "visible" for "a fleeting … moment").

BlackBerry's old name is not the only thing disappearing.

"I've had very wealthy patients with big families and a large group of friends that all disappeared when things went south.

If someone's making a change out of a sense of obligation, as soon as that obligation disappears, all things being equal, so does the change.