In 2009, however, Aldolf said Lubitz abruptly reappeared.
So when a missing blind woman abruptly reappears with her sight restored, it freaks people out.
An old India abruptly reappeared, one that shows that the country still faces pitfalls as it pursues its dream of becoming a global economic and political power.
The Broadway Books imprint of Crown Publishing Group said it had acquired a book to be written by Ms. Baxter, who abruptly reappeared on the cultural radar when she said in a Dec. 2 interview on NBC's "Today" show that she was a lesbian.
Newspaper articles about the annual June 15 memorial services ceased abruptly in 1914 and did not reappear until 1920, by which time the Triangle fire was fast achieving iconic status as the city's, and even America's, most memorable blaze.
Ancient Antarctic mobile belts, such as are followed by today's Transantarctic Mountains, terminate at continental margins abruptly, as if sliced off, and seemingly reappear in other lands across young ocean basins.
Abruptly, you probably will perceive a familiar face that, on subsequent viewing, will reappear to you without difficulty.
A hilarious subplot sees middle-class men vanish abruptly from their homes, seized on and labelled "Disappearing Dad Disorder" by news anchors, only for them to reappear with amnesia later on.
Admittedly, he'd left the stage somewhat abruptly, having mixed a few snippets of his classics, then singing a rendition of "How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore?" It was reasonable to expect that he might reappear.
