Sentence examples for fast vanished from inspiring English sources

Unlike in the United States, where the slave population grew by natural increase, it would have fast vanished in British possessions but for "imports".

It is fast vanishing from the rich world, thanks to antibiotics and improved hygiene.

"The people who used to wave their tenners at the bar is fast vanishing.

In the first half of this year, the carmaker lost $2.5 billion in North America, where its market share is fast vanishing.

But some retailers in Canada say that interest in food-related products made with the chemical, particularly those intended for infants and small children, is fast vanishing.

The action, like the Living Theater, is set in a Lower East Side fast vanishing in the shadows of skyrocketing high-rises and crashing waves of high-end retail.

The safe monthly pension is fast vanishing in favor of the sketchy 401(k).

And some voters and political experts, as well as longtime Republican leaders like former Senator John C. Danforth, say Mr. Akin's political chances are fast vanishing, whether he grasps it yet or not.

But I remember finding a particular vein of absurdism that seemed to run all the way from Sugimoto's vibrating Buddhas, shaking so fast they vanished before your eyes, to a guided tour of Tokyo for sea creatures and a brief film by Tadasu Takamine, whose first European exhibition opens at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham this week.

At one point Brand and Field sit with a melting piece of ice cupped in their hands and it feels very much as if what they are holding is their fast-vanishing, melting hearts.

In other words, faster vanishing-line convergence induces higher deep variation.