Whenever I look at it I see that cobbled square and hear the cries of the long disappeared.
Purchased by the Adolphe Stoclet family in 1923 from the Stroganoff collection in Rome, the Stoclet Madonna was originally the center of a tabernacle, the wings of which have long disappeared.
Most of these have long disappeared and as they disappeared the seasons started changing, food security was threatened and community conflict came on.
Blyton had "thought it was made up of every experience she'd ever had, everything she's seen or heard or read, much of which had long disappeared from her conscious memory" but never knew the direction her stories would take.
He gave a glimpse of his former self long disappeared from view, the most reformist and liberalising head of government seen since Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the republic's founder.
In the basement and other areas of the so-called Erectheum now long disappeared were shrines of heroes obscure to us but venerable to the Athenians with names like Cecrops, Butes, and Erechtheus himself, as well as sacred objects of Athenian mythical past.
The rate at which the transition between cell types occurs varies by species: in humans, notochordal-like NP cells persist only for the first few years of life and have long disappeared by skeletal maturity.
For three days, the children sampled the life of Confucian students of old, receiving instruction that has long disappeared from the official school curriculum, including dinner and tea table etiquette and proper ways of addressing one's parents.
The design blueprints, by the architect Samuel Pepys Cockrell, were lost and fallen sections of the original brazier had long disappeared.
It opens with a description of certain elements, then dominant in the whole northern part of the state, which have long disappeared from its boundaries — the Indians and the fur trade.
He pointed out to me in 2012 that his lyrics from that time were the words of a young man who's long disappeared.
