Sentence examples for long disappearing from inspiring English sources

Those words are from 'Family Affair', the biggest hit and most famous song from There's a Riot Goin' On - the title the album bore when it finally appeared in the fall of 1971 - after which Sly began a long disappearing act, only to resurface against all the odds at this year's Grammy awards in Los Angeles (see box on previous page).

This could mark the beginning of one long disappearing act.

This illusion has long disappeared.

But in 2013 the roadblocks had long disappeared.

Electric fish have long disappeared from the medical armamentarium.

Rightwing dictatorship and military rule have long disappeared from the Latin American scene.

The pouting and the petulance -- like the losses -- have long disappeared.

And the Sumerians themselves had long disappeared into the multiracial mix that was ancient Iraq.

Island lore had it that the dredgers had long disappeared from these waters.

I finally recognized that her frailty had long disappeared, that her arms and legs were muscular, not emaciated.

The exhibition has Garnier drawings, the houses themselves having long disappeared, unlike the Eiffel Tower, Garnier's bugaboo.