Sentence examples for of which disappeared from inspiring English sources

On his first night on an exit line he drew a "stunning laugh" and "a solid round of applause," both of which disappeared on the second night.

Consequently, there is less need for the smaller urban centres, many of which disappeared as their inhabitants migrated to the cities.

They were sharply differentiated by class, occupation and residence, eg, "the farm market" or "the carriage trade", both of which disappeared some time between 1920 and 1940.

But they were too late to save some declining breeds, including the Lincolnshire Curly Coat pigs, the last of which disappeared in the late 1970s.

This project revealed the construction of a number of small fortifications around the fortress of San Luís Gonzaga (Valença, Portugal), most of which disappeared after the signing of the Treaty of Lisbon in 1668.

Of the 56 people aboard the freighter, about 42 managed to climb onto 4 meagrely provisioned 8-by-10' rafts, 3 of which disappeared during bad weather never to be seen again.

Vast amounts of money are invested in promotion and marketing, most of which disappear down a black hole.

In an industry that churns out nearly 200 films every year, most of which disappear without trace, however, that may not be the point.

With increasing annealing temperature or time, the new grains display two texture components, {0001}⟨10¯10⟩ and {0001}⟨11¯20⟩, the first of which disappears during grain growth.

It is located on the north bank of the seasonal Ngadda (Alo) River, the waters of which disappear in the firki ("black cotton") swamps just southwest of Lake Chad, about 70 miles (113 km) northeast.

This leads to a colossal waste of energy, most of which disappears as heat.