Sentence examples for evaporated altogether from inspiring English sources

The war, he says, was justified by dubious claims about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction that "evaporated altogether within a few months" and that sapped America's international standing.

Rwandan support for the rebels in recent days appears to have waned or evaporated altogether, according to analysts, just weeks after the U.S. took steps to suspend some military aid to Rwanda.

The change was from beauty to prettiness, force to neatness; and it made some ballets evaporate altogether.

But while these changes may help to ease concerns over the immediate threat to the UK's credit rating, fiscal worries are certainly not about to evaporate altogether.

Age-related allowances start to disappear once an income reaches £16,800 ( £16,200 in 1998-99) and will evaporate altogether for those earning more than £34,550.

Its centre of gravity is the searching third movement, after which the finale brings, not resolution exactly, but an agreement to differ between the cello and the orchestra, as the solo line steadily rises until it seems finally to evaporate altogether.

Gods seem to mutate into one another, or evaporate altogether, and so far there are no people at all.

More arrestingly, outside of London and, perhaps, Birmingham and the university towns, support for liberalism appeared to have evaporated almost altogether.

With the economy in tatters and the travel market tanking, many projects stalled or were canceled altogether when financing evaporated.

"It just totally evaporated".

The beams could even make new isotopes altogether, by "evaporating" off protons or neutrons from existing samples.