Sentence examples for disappears much from inspiring English sources

When something better comes along, and it's cheaper, cleaner, faster, and fun, history teaches us that the old way disappears much faster than we anticipate.

The center of the works is a 'magic point,' a point from which everything appears and disappears, much like in Islamic art forms.

In the end, perhaps $65 billion disappeared, much of it belonging to charities and retirees.

Esmond Romilly's plane disappeared much earlier, leaving Decca a widow alone with a baby in Washington.

The average graduate starting salary of £20,000 may seem enormous, but it will disappear much faster than you would imagine.

Even the signs of mourning -- the black crepe flags and candles -- are disappearing much too quickly, as if a hurried will of forgetfulness is overtaking us.

But wetlands in nearby Long Island, where the sea level rises are similar, have been disappearing much more slowly, or not at all, he said.

But other experts say that a stretch of DNA that is at best useless, and perhaps annoying to the little bug could disappear much more rapidly.

But lately, the Jamaica Bay island marshes have been disappearing much more quickly, and the rate seems to be increasing each year.

The young lady disappeared, much to his distress, and he came over to a table where Victoria sat in the bar with a middle-aged man, Mr. Ormsby.

Although there is the occasional lyrical phrase – "Shadows through a lattice window moved restlessly against a wall, appearing, disappearing" – much of the writing appears to be wilfully ponderous until the plot suddenly speeds up towards the end.