Sentence examples for no reappearance from inspiring English sources

There was no task in this final episode and no reappearance by previous losers.

The Rolling Stones' return to Hyde Park will see them team up with former guitarist Mick Taylor, but there will be no reappearance of the white dress Mick Jagger wore at the original 1969 gig because he has lost it.

The bank expects Japan's economy, the second largest after that of the United States, to contract as much as 1.2percentt in the year ending March 31 , 2002 and slip another 0.5percentthehe next year, with no reappearance of growth before September.

The pins and mini external fixator were removed at 4 weeks post-op, with no reappearance of bony abnormality (Fig. 4).

"What's Your Name" entered the Canadian Hot 100 at number eighty-four on June 14 , 2008 but fell off the chart the following week, and made no reappearance.

Seventeen of these 116 women had PCR confirmed recrudescent infections, 22 had novel infections during follow-up, and 77 had no parasite reappearance during the 42 days of follow-up or until delivery (Table 1).

NGAL generally showed less promise as a predictor of neutrophil reappearance, rising no earlier than neutrophils in patients 1 and 9, and showed no clearly discernible rise in patient 5. NGAL is expressed in several non-myeloid tissues including damaged kidney cells and is thus considered an excellent early marker of acute kidney injury.

There's never a new context to their reappearance, no cracks about how Turtle got skinny, no visible lines on Paul Rudd's face to remind you that a 46-year-old man is playing a 16-year-old, and that's the joke.

On Wednesday in Texas, at the Bluejack National venue he designed, the 40-year-old's demeanour was notably improved but the "no timetable" prognosis for a reappearance in competition remains.

Though "Long Time No See" is Judith Singer's only reappearance since the first book, the author said the character will return again.

Increasingly aware that Danny's reappearance is no coincidence, Tom reconstructs what he can of Danny's experiences through interviews with him and his acquaintances, including Martha, the probation officer who looks after Danny and, increasingly, Tom.