Sentence examples for had never vanished from inspiring English sources

There are unmistakable signs of agricultural expansion even before 800, and, at about that time, urban life, which had never vanished in Asia Minor, began to flourish and expand in the Balkans.

But it has never vanished.

'It has never vanished,' he repeats.

To this day, Mr. Bush's compassionate conservatism has never vanished completely.

Later, he would learn to live "high on the hog", but the belief in graft and self-control has never vanished; "work" is one of the most favoured words in his book.

Yet Elian, who survived a shipwreck that claimed his mother's life in an effort to escape from Cuba in 1999, has never vanished from the minds of those pilgrims who still pass by the house in Little Havana that has become a shrine of sorts.

The anti-Semitism has never vanished off the face of the earth.

I was tired and hurt and the headache behind my left eye had never quite vanished — but I read the love story of Lauren Cleaver and Brian Jones until five-thirty that morning.

The turban has never really vanished, but it has been lying low.

The question of what to do with Lower Manhattan if the World Trade Center suddenly vanished had never come up.

Tia, 12, from Mitcham in south-west London, had never run away before, but seemingly vanished without trace after telling relatives she was going to the Whitgift Centre in Croydon town centre.