Sentence examples for had mostly disappeared from inspiring English sources

But by the 1980s, that gap had mostly disappeared.

In an area where steel jobs had mostly disappeared, candy jobs had endured.

In Beijing, a resident of a complex of high-end apartments known as Central Park said military plates on luxury cars had once been common, but the plates had mostly disappeared after the policy was announced.

By the mid 20th century, with the infrastructure for New England's grain industry no longer needed, the gristmills and grain storage sheds that once dotted Maine's rural landscape had mostly disappeared.

Years after you first read "A Wrinkle in Time," after your braces had been removed and your skin had cleared up and your self-loathing had mostly disappeared, you probably referenced the book, to a college roommate or a fellow trainee at your cruddy after-school job.

Mr. Simon was, in fact, resuscitating a type that had mostly disappeared in the 40's and 50's and establishing a mold for the countercultural blithe spirits of the 60's and 70's that Goldie Hawn would make a career of.

Today it has mostly disappeared.

Debris piles have mostly disappeared.

The food mountains have mostly disappeared.

Now, those college teams have mostly disappeared.

The rancour of old has mostly disappeared.