Vintage neon signs no longer vanish without anyone's noticing.
Those glittering bugs which carry essential crafting material on their backs no longer vanish after a few seconds, meaning you'll only need to chase them into a corner to catch and harvest them.
Not being a Trekkie, I didn't particularly mind how he refashioned the gizmos, but it was still surprising to learn that, when beaming down to planets and up to the ship, the crew members no longer vanish with the old granular shiver but, instead, whip around and around, aided by cartoonish whirling strokes, as if planning to reconstitute themselves as fruit smoothies at the other end.
If we crave female companionship that's no longer available, we may vanish ourselves, and the cycle continues.
As an issue, poverty is to vanish, no longer a target or a word in the Conservative lexicon.
Yes, you read it right: Rupert Murdoch's wall has vanished, it no longer exists, it is no more: it has crumbled like the walls of ancient Jericho.
In preparing chicken breasts, the cooking time should be just long enough for all but the last traces of pink to vanish — and no longer.
He says the government could no longer standby while "vulnerable children vanish under the radar".
It's not so very different, in some respects, from Ukipland, a fictional country where the old values are no longer respected and people yearn for vanished certainties.
[Reuters] The New England cottontail rabbit, already no longer found in Vermont, has nearly vanished from Rhode Island and New Hampshire and exists in only negligible populations in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine and New York, biologists say.
