Sentence examples for just about vanished from inspiring English sources

The intimate and erotic (and by that I don't necessarily mean sexually explicit) side of movie fandom has just about vanished.

But over the last few years, real estate agents and housing experts say, any bargains that might have remained in New Rochelle have just about vanished.

So the benefit of wrapping an annuity around your stock portfolio has just about vanished.

People just singing because they love to, not to become rich and famous, have just about vanished.

By 1940, American chestnut trees had just about vanished, though sprouts still persist today, and still blight.

Last time there was bad trouble in the farm belt, in 1990-92, Deere's revenues dropped 15%, and profits just about vanished.

"I think Luke would have just simply disappeared, just vanished.

And so the story captures precious moments of middle childhood just about to vanish.

Jerry Bock's delectably tuneful score is a tribute to an era (which was just about to vanish) when it was possible to be achingly romantic and killingly funny in the same number.

Which leads us to the bigger question: As we complacently watch the renewal of our own little insular games, as odd to the world's sports as Australian fauna is to the rest of animal creation, can we really be sure that they are not just about to vanish into the past?

The country's unsung delicacy to my palate is rhubarb, and rhubarb comes around just about now as a fruit juice and cake topping and lasts into the summer and then vanishes.