Sentence examples for disappearing world from inspiring English sources
Nationally they steamed in with World in Action, Upstairs Downstairs, Brideshead Revisited, Disappearing World, their News at Ten, the Yorkshire documentaries under John Wills – top-rate entertainment as well as cultivating the highest quality soap drama ever on British television, Coronation Street.
"Cold" is a striding tour through a disappearing world.
More importantly, the sheer materiality of the deed and the loot seems to belong to a disappearing world.
From 1987, he also made films for Granada's anthropology series Disappearing World, among them documentaries shot in the Amazon and Kenya.
Granada was never parochial; it always looked out on the world and had the ambition to realise big projects like Paul Scott's The Raj Quartet, and Disappearing World.
That led to the creation of the series Disappearing World, which ran between 1972 and 1995 and broadcast more than 50 films on prime-time ITV.
Along the way, Ms. Bainbridge cleverly, poignantly and lovingly summons up the disappeared world of 18th-century London.
One effect of reading is to make the world around us disappear, a fact Markson uses to provoke the abyssal sense of a disappeared world.
A few hundred people, mostly Ukrainians, still live here, but it feels like the frontier of a disappeared world, frozen in time.
The mysterious, mostly disappeared world of LIFE magazine is all still there: Staffers hacking at typewriters, beefing about the managing editor, draining double Scotches and martinis before lunch.
It was a glimpse into a fast-disappearing world where young players like a Götze, or Bale, could gather around them all the hopes and dreams of an ambitious, rising football club.
