Sentence examples for recently vanished from inspiring English sources

By 1927, there were just 12 left in London, curios from a recently vanished past.

But as "The Local News" begins, Danny has recently vanished on his way home from a basketball game.

A man said to have close links to Yemeni intelligence, and alleged to have been bugged talking to an al-Qaeda cell, recently "vanished" from Cairo.

With his gifts for intimate psychological drama and his penchant for history, Kawalerowicz paints a vivid picture of a recently vanished world.

The police have arrested three executives from a Scottsbluff car dealership, where 81 vehicles worth roughly $2.5 million, as well as the executives themselves, recently vanished.

The Somerville Tattersall Stakes at Newmarket today commemorates a past luminary of the celebrated equine auction house Tattersalls and also stands as testament to the recently vanished – vandalised, some would say – old Cambridgeshire meeting.

As a part of the oil recovery process selection criteria, miscibility conditions were determined for Terra Nova oil with various enrichment levels of gas available from the offshore production facilities using the recently developed vanishing interfacial tension (VIT) technique.

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1947P. 19 Incidental Intelligence: Among the numerous agencies that have vanished recently were the Alley Dwelling Authority and the Disaster Loan Corporation.

By P. L. Maloney and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, January 11 , 1947P. 19 Incidental Intelligence: Among the numerous agencies that have vanished recently were the Alley Dwelling Authority and the Disaster Loan Corporation.

A tipster pointed out the disappearance of the old Google Music Search landing page to us, which doesn't necessarily mean it vanished recently, but I've searched everywhere for mentions of Google officially or unofficially retiring the service and have been unable to find any reports about it.

The convicted officer was freed on appeal and recently declared to have vanished.