Sentence examples for gradually evaporate from inspiring English sources
We made 10-year plans, confident that social problems would gradually evaporate.
But Mr. Leterme never proposed the end of Belgium, unlike Mr. De Wever, who said this week that he hoped the country would "gradually evaporate".
As the cloud contracts into a star and heats up, the ice layers gradually evaporate, causing an ever stronger signature of methanol gas in the infrared spectrum.
As it is the dry season, the floodwaters gradually evaporate over the subsequent months, leaving their valuable salts and minerals in the ground.
A recurring observation in research is that the promise of impressive and significant results in preclinical studies tends to gradually evaporate during subsequent clinical trials.
Since then, coverage has gradually evaporated, with no print journalists any longer attached full-time to coverage of his campaign.
But his credibility gradually evaporated after the Communist government's collapse as rumors about him acquired the weight of proof: he had been informing on his dissident compatriots all along.
Those years are now gradually evaporating from our collective memory, and Edmonds' latest TV hit has been axed, so he is reduced to telephoning animals to maintain his spirits.
Scored for four string quartets and Tibetan temple bowl, its four sections represent the soul's journey towards nothingness, the initial crowded layers of motifs gradually evaporating to leave just a hanging mist of chords, virtually a memory of music.
Watching shot after shot being saved or sent wide and no doubt at the behest of despairing parents whose will to live was gradually evaporating, referee Peter Shieff first moved the spot forward a couple of yards, before suggesting a coin toss to decide the outcome of this pivotal seven-a-side tie after 56 penalties had failed to break the deadlock.
During the sintering process, NaCl, as spacer agent, gradually evaporated from the system and produced desirable pore size in the scaffolds.
