Sentence examples for school vanished from inspiring English sources

Those hours spent on the family princess phone or hanging out with pals in the neighborhood after school vanished long ago.

Ms. Hover, a painter and pianist who dreamed of going to medical school, vanished in the summer of 1977; her remains were found nearly a year later on the Rockefeller estate in Westchester County.

But unless art schools vanish or artists decide they really like their day jobs, novelty won't be a problem for the Armory Show, ever.

Mr. McGreevey, whose pregnant wife, Dina, remained hospitalized for pre-term labor, vowed to "work day and night, with the full fiber of my being, with every measure of my strength," to tackle soaring property taxes, failing public schools, vanishing open space and official corruption and mismanagement.

Eventually, though, the middle school bravura vanished.

On May 25 , 1979— thirty-three yeago ago today — Etan, a first-grader in SoHo, had walked to school and vanished; he wasn't ever found.

With the death of the last cow, any means of paying her school fees vanished.

With that decree, the after-school mob vanished.

Every school that vanishes into the hands of the religions is gone for ever, exceedingly hard for a future government to get back.

And what Ronnie is telling His Egyptian Majesty — as a term's worth, then a year's worth, of my school fees vanish into the croupier's maw — is that Ronnie's line to the Almighty is a great deal more efficacious than some tin-pot Arab potentate's.

And what Ronnie is telling His Egyptian Majesty as a term's worth, then a year's worth, of my school fees vanish into the croupier's maw is that Ronnie's line to the Almighty is a great deal more efficacious than some tin-pot Arab potentate's.