Sentence examples for land disappeared from inspiring English sources

The land disappeared from view, and we had to navigate by GPS.

Much huntable land disappeared as industrial advance eliminated wildlife habitats and new farming methods reduced hedgerows and plowed under stubble soon after harvest, thus reducing food for game.

Between 1932 and 2010, about 1,900 square miles of such land disappeared from southeast Louisiana, according to the US Geological Survey: a 25% decrease in aggregate area.

After the first day, land disappeared and we were alone in the middle of a giant disk seemingly made of beaten silver.

Soon after, the company, which leased parcels of Mr. Hines's land, disappeared completely — leaving behind more than 40 coal-bed methane wells and a jumble of pipes and pumps.

Through the swimming lessons that Mom took Mark, Harry and me to at the local Y.M.C.A., we all discovered that my clumsiness on land disappeared in the water, where I was faster and stronger than my brothers — than most kids my age.

Much of the land disappears under water for months.

A football field of land disappears into the gulf every half hour.

"Sometimes it's worthwhile when you get out there and the land disappears," Mr. Chaplaski said.

And as a result, the Maldives will watch its land disappear beneath the waves.(Hat tip: Common Tragedies).

Land disappears and reappears, displacing the people who live there and driving many into the slums of over-populated towns.