Sentence examples for doesn't evaporate from inspiring English sources

"Fame doesn't evaporate overnight.

(Water stored underground, unlike water stored in reservoirs, doesn't evaporate).

That love of the game doesn't evaporate," he said.

The money doesn't evaporate after a year, the way it does with a health care flexible spending account.

He keeps a one day a week surgery schedule so he doesn't evaporate wholly into the bubble of TV land.

"On a hot day in Chicago, you're sweating so profusely, sometimes even before you run, it doesn't evaporate in the humidity.

It does not evaporate on a whim or a news story".

All this suggests sales growth will be more modest this year, if it does not evaporate entirely.

In the daytime, most of the soil water does not evaporate but moves to cooler sub-layers.

Institutionalized participation will also ensure that their political power does not evaporate when the next president comes to office.

It is slightly oily to the touch and is considered not very volatile, meaning it does not evaporate quickly.