Sentence examples for great vanishing from inspiring English sources

*Meanwhile, Charlie Kennedy's great vanishing act continues.

It was common for 14th and 15th-century scholars to claim that there was a destruction of classical learning in the middle ages, or, as Greenblatt calls it, "a Great Vanishing", and that they were bringing the classical past back to life.

"We saw four great empires vanishing, a new world was born," he says.

All the things that made this city great are vanishing.

The great hope vanished and in its place came slump, fascism, another war and the Holocaust.

They now stand among the great and vanished monuments of the past.

I used to see in imagination the bridges collapse and sink, and the whole great city vanish".

Greenberg hauntingly documents the way people kept "seeing" the birds after the great flocks vanished, or devising outlandish theories to explain where they might have gone.

John Osborne's formative influence in theatre - the "overture to danger" that energised all his work - was his childhood experience of that great, now vanished, people's art of England, music hall.

After both attacks, the local population of about 100 great whites vanished.

The rise in price reflects the now widespread awareness that great works are vanishing.