Sentence examples for has suddenly vanished from inspiring English sources

That doctrine has suddenly vanished.

10 P.M. (A&E) CRIME 360 Season 2 of this series combining forensic investigations with cutting-edge technology starts with a race to find two brothers suspected of beating a 25-year-old man who has suddenly vanished.

Better to test sparingly, and expose from time to time what is apparently the odd bad apple, rather than do the job thoroughly and find the whole barrel is spoiled and your sport has suddenly vanished in a hailstorm of disqualifications.This attitude, however, would result in precisely the outcome testing is supposed to obviate.

The lines of posh Syrian cars outside Beirut restaurants last weekend – belonging to supporters of the regime taking a brief "holiday" from Syria – have suddenly vanished from the streets.

The problem first appeared in America in the winter of 2004, when many beekeepers across the country found that their bees had suddenly vanished, leaving behind empty hives.

Vietnam's budding tech industry has come a long way in the last decade, but the withdrawal points to how far it still has to go.Rumours swirled among upset fans over why the game had suddenly vanished.

Mr. Brown's victory -- he would take Senator Edward M. Kennedy's old seat -- was all but certain, and Mr. Obama's 60-vote supermajority in the Senate had suddenly vanished.

One user recalled that Jonathan had once claimed to own a house in Greenwich and another said that he had suddenly vanished from the chat room after praising stock in the World Wrestling Federation that apparently did not do so well.

When the American travel writer David Farley learned that a controversial Roman Catholic relic — the circumcised foreskin of the infant Jesus — had suddenly vanished in 1983 from the Italian village of Calcata, where it had been an object of pilgrimages and a mainstay of the local economy for centuries, he suspected herein lay a peculiar tale, to say the least.

The long journey that was to follow was distinguished in other ways, as well, from the journeys of those soldiers who were forming a growing army of amputees; for many of them, the prospects of a long and productive life had suddenly vanished.

For the last three weeks, Max B. Kolb's family scoured his favorite haunts, taped up posters and gave radio interviews, pleading for help in finding Mr. Kolb, a Hofstra University sophomore who had suddenly vanished, his dorm-room door papered with notes from friends: "Max, where are you?