Sentence examples for on a vanished from inspiring English sources
But her research knits together an otherwise disparate collection of buildings, casting light on a vanished industry of New York.
These are potent moments, and they make the novel a dreamy, sweet-tart meditation on a vanished way of life and a failed attempt to make the world over in America's image.
A name freighted with echoes of a vanished time on Manhattan's East Side disappeared on June 1 when the old Barbizon Hotel became the Melrose Hotel.
They are the aural equivalent of remote viewing on to a vanished world.
The satire is old hat and not terribly funny, trying to trade on affection for a vanished American idyll even as it sends it up.
And it is Brown, he says, who is holding on to a vanishing past of few planets for fear that "schoolchildren won't be able to remember their names".
Severin eventually wrote a meditation on a vanishing way of life and the spirituality of ancient ritualistic hunts -- one liberally peppered with excerpts from "Moby-Dick.
Mr Major's job of holding together a fractious cabinet on a vanishing majority was made much harder by his being constantly caricatured as a dithering wimp.In spite of having endured far less barracking than its predecessors, the Blair government already shows signs of oversensitivity.
They showed stability of the solution when a regularizing term vanishes based on a vanishing viscosity argument and presented a 'weak equals strong' uniqueness result.
The full solution is found to agree very well with other analytical results based on a vanishing Mach number Green's function tailored to a finite-chord flat plate and sources close to the trailing edge.
I worry that Everyday Carry is a window on a vanishing cargo cult, a group of men and women who think that something out there needs tightening and that at some point they'll need to tell the time and the power will be out and the world will have stopped and the only thing running will be an automatic Seiko diver in blaze orange strapped to their wrist.
