Sentence examples for disappearing without a trace from inspiring English sources
The phrase "disappearing without a trace" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone or something that vanishes completely, leaving no evidence or indication of their presence. Example: "The magician's final act was so impressive that the audience gasped as he seemed to be disappearing without a trace."
"For decades, 'pulling a Crater' was common slang for disappearing without a trace," Mr. Robbins said.
We are just working peasants, and this is how we are disappearing without a trace".
There are many ways in the English language to describe the act of disappearing without a trace or explanation – fleeing, vanishing, going awol, taking off, "stepping out for cigarettes" – but none are as suggestive as the Portuguese embora.
Survivors at St. Dominic's convent, the American-built Catholic institution where the killings occurred, said that the six killers arrived and left by motorcycle, disappearing without a trace into the teeming heart of Bahawalpur.
The late 70s were difficult; John wasn't accepted by the punks, and his half-hearted bandwagon-jumping disco album Victim of Love was rightly panned by critics, disappearing without a trace.
Yet honeybees, which contribute to our food chain in many more ways than any other animal species (and whose pollination makes available the alfalfa and clover processed into hay to feed beef and dairy cattle), are disappearing without a trace at a rate we can't even measure accurately.
While other famous people have disappeared without a trace, no disappearance seems to have had, or continues to have, such a grip on our spirits.
He disappeared without a trace".
Most cookbooks disappear without a trace.
(Charlie later disappeared without a trace).
Apparently it disappeared without a trace".
