Sentence examples for had vanished on from inspiring English sources
Alongside his body was that of his friend John McClory, who had vanished on the same day, 21 years earlier.
Another time, those flaws had vanished; on a third try, it was the rice that vanished, leaving something like whipped cream with fruit.
A young Muslim chemist, who worked in an advanced biochemistry laboratory in Midtown, had vanished on the morning of Sept. 11.
He'd been out until the small hours the night before (when his son had vanished) – "on a job", as he tersely explained to his wife, as if no further explanation were necessary, because obviously plumbing is almost like being in the fire service.
Even portions of 50 mm thick layers had vanished on Plot 2. On Plot 7 a diffuse layer of tephra could be recognised in the top 60 70 mm but the tephra was buried by 10 20 mm of topsoil.
(Sir John Franklin had vanished on an expedition searching for the North West Passage in 1845; a stone cairn on King William Island detailing his demise was found by a later expedition in 1859).
The New Yorker is interested – I think she needs money, so that would be good, the $ being what it is … but at the moment – just when i was ready to send off the batch, except for one, she has vanished on me – completely – and for about six weeks!
As in the Senate, moderate Republicans held sway for years at the Supreme Court, but that species has vanished on both sides of First Street.
More than two million jobs have vanished on Mr. Bush's watch and the recent uptick in job creation has, by all accounts, been meager.
As for the estate tax, it may have vanished on Jan . 1 but many Washington types expect that Congress will bring it back from limbo before long, probably making it retroactive to the start of the year.
