Sentence examples for had has disappeared from inspiring English sources

"But that sense of glory we had has disappeared, or at least diminished".

West Indies were 80-3 athisistagege, and any advantage England once had has disappeared.

In 1958, Randall Jarrell wrote, "By this time you must be thinking, as I am, of one of the more frightening things about our age: that much of the body of common knowledge that educated people (and many uneducated people) once had, has disappeared or is rapidly disappearing".

What little credibility my cover story had had disappeared then.

Any quarrel they might have had disappeared.

"But any prejudices we might have had disappeared when we began working together".

Mr. Testagrossa, who addressed the judge last, said that any justification the officers might have had disappeared after the first few shots.

But the list of securitized deals that have have disappeared, at least for the moment, is even longer: "No home equity, dealer floorplan-backed bonds, aircraft loan and lease securities have been completed this year," the Digest said.

Any fears I might have had disappeared while I mastered every maneuver my airplane and I could perform.

As the lake has diminished, it has disappeared altogether from Ethiopian territory and retreated south into Kenya.

As Asia's cheap capital has disappeared, so has the main advantage its chip makers had.