Sentence examples for recent disappeared from inspiring English sources

What Peña Nieto proposed was a new prosecutor's office — that is, a new government office, not an autonomous entity, as a special prosecutor would be — in charge of investigating all of Mexico's recent disappeared, a caseload of tens of thousands.

What Peña Nieto proposed was a new prosecutor's office that is, a new government office, not an autonomous entity, as a special prosecutor would be in charge of investigating all of Mexico's recent disappeared, a caseload of tens of thousands.

The Tigers' recent disappearing act was encapsulated Saturday by Miguel Cabrera, who before the game received a humongous gold crown to commemorate his statistical triple crown during the regular season.

The roadway between hotel and harbor wall had in recent moments disappeared.

As all the efforts of the Japanese army's best engineering brains to stem the relentless tide have been of no avail, the Japanese high command is now faced with the grim alternative of precipitate retreat, saving what can be saved, or seeing one of the best-equipped armies that has taken the field in recent years disappear in a gigantic trough of water and mud.

On Basra's streets, the lines of cars that had stretched for miles from gas stations in recent days virtually disappeared.

There have been reports that at least two activists involved in the recent shutdown have disappeared and are thought to be in illegal detention.

Dunking is part of the game, and a part the passionate Chinese fans have received with delight But by and large, the histrionics of recent tournaments have disappeared.

One place Mr. Greek feels safe is in a clearing in the woods behind his house, where on a recent afternoon he disappeared wearing a tie-dyed shirt and old jeans with the knees worn completely through.

Among those who sold tens of millions of dollars of Enron stock in recent years, then disappeared from public view with their Enron riches, are Lou L. Pai, the former chairman of Enron Energy Services; Rebecca P. Mark, the former chief executive of Enron's water utility company; and Kenneth D. Rice, the former chief executive of Enron Broadband Services.

During recent thunderstorms, the bollard disappeared.