Sentence examples for gone evaporated from inspiring English sources

And then came your book, a gift from heaven, asking me, the exact right question: "How Do You Pray?"   Long story short, the hopelessness is gone, evaporated, and replaced by possibility for redemption, reconciliation, reformation.

The time for reasoned arguments and educating the voter on the economic benefits of this or that Democratic policy is long gone, squandered, evaporated, poof.

At times it is as though they are playing games, hovering in the distance, then beside your ear for a moment, then gone again, evaporating like the water that nourishes this cloud forest and the town at its edge.

With the heat, it's going to evaporate pretty fast.

"Otherwise those fumes he's on are going to evaporate even quicker".

"China's economy may be slowing, but this does not mean that demand is going to evaporate," Ms. Kwok said.

Toward the end of her life Bowden realized her work was going to evaporate when she died.

In any case, the highly regarded Mr. Boies predicts that the lawsuit is not going to evaporate quickly.

"If Rick Santorum is not the nominee, all the attention to these issues is going to evaporate," said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster.

His side was due to get only one spade and two hearts, since declarer's club losers were going to evaporate on dummy's spades once they were established.

In your dreams the bombs were always going off, evaporating you while you walked, while you ate a chicken wing, while you rode the bus to school, while you fucked Paloma.