Sentence examples for disappears not from inspiring English sources

She is further drawn in when an old friend disappears, not long after confiding to Linda that she believes she has sighted her long-lost father.

"Some of the found wood and the strings and broken glass, all that weird diversity disappears, not entirely but in large part," said Mr. Glimcher, who added that only a couple of works were for sale in the show, which was conceived as part of a sporadic, continuing Calder historical initiative, more curatorial than commercial.

Its peculiarity, as Arendt says, is that "unlike the spaces which are the work of our hands, it does not survive the actuality of the movement which brought it into being, but disappears not only with the dispersal of men — as in the case of great catastrophes when the body politic of a people is destroyed — but with the disappearance or arrest of the activities themselves.

It disappears not long after that.

He must have found out, because I remember the book disappeared not long afterwards.

By 1795 Poland had disappeared, not to re-emerge for more than a century.

(Despite receiving some professional offers, Salyer disappeared not long after the film was released).

Over 36,000 oil jobs have disappeared — not a small number for a population of 5.1 million.

They disappeared not long after Hollywood approved its ban.

1. Racial tensions do not disappear by not addressing them.

If your toad suddenly disappears, do not worry.