Sentence examples for evidence vanished from inspiring English sources

Evidence vanished, witnesses evaporated and memories paled.

Allegedly, marijuana and drug paraphernalia was found in Ford's vehicle, but the charges were dropped when the evidence vanished.

What happens when your evidence vanishes by dinnertime?

Like the smile of the Cheshire cat, the evidence vanishes as the top rank of government is reached.

They have different ideas about who may be responsible, especially when evidence vanishes from the crime scene.

The criminal case against the Black Sox defendants suffered unexpected setbacks, with evidence vanishing, including some of the incriminating statements made to the grand jury.

"The evidence has vanished," he observes, with apparent relief.

The blisters have healed, the bruises have faded, the evidence has vanished — everything dissolves like sugar in water.

Although most of the hospitals Mr. Payne visited were still marginally functional, others were crumbling away or abandoned, leaving evidence of vanished lives: cardboard boxes of clinical records, wardrobes of straitjackets, stored suitcases.

Dinosaur bones and petrified trees aren't that hard to find, but beyond a certain age — roughly six hundred million years ago, when the Cambrian era began — the evidence abruptly vanishes.

Although there is increasing evidence that vanishing species may find refuges at post-industrial barrens, insects specialised for the highly specific and extreme conditions of drift sands have not been known to colonise any surrogates.