Sentence examples for had vanished back from inspiring English sources
By the time the Royal Geographical Society finally got around to issuing a medal in recognition of their efforts, most of Livingstone's African helpers had vanished back into the bush.
In Hainan's high forest reserve of Bawangling, a nondescript bird (a common white-eye, or a bird unknown to science?) flits into view for a split second; before I have fumbled with the focusing knob on my binoculars, it has vanished back into the gloom.
Krzykowski thought of screaming for help, but she sensed that the guard who had vanished would not come rushing back if she did.
And in the wake of the pedophilia scandal in the church, coupled with the Vatican's refusal to let priests marry or to admit women, the church can barely scrape up applicants for the roman collar, But this month, as my novel is about to be re-published online, some wisps of the world I thought had vanished seem to be seeping back into the present through the permeable walls of time.
However, the next day the Ranas were shocked to see Louise on television, shaking uncontrollably and claiming that a daughter called Molly had vanished, with the police appearing to back her story.
Even though the Mets came from 6-0 to 6-5 in the ninth inning, the deep-seated doubts you thought had vanished once and for all rushed back and left you gasping for air and wondering: Can we compete with this team?
Take the researcher told mere weeks before she was due to give birth that no funding would await her when she was ready to resume work, the scientist who returned to the lab to find that her job had vanished, or the one who came back to find herself shunted to much-less-desirable duties.
When I stepped back outside, he had vanished.
The couple went back for a gawk the next day but the fish had vanished.
