Sentence examples for she evaporated from inspiring English sources

So when Dorothy threw a bucket of water over the Wicked Witch of the West, she wasn't the slightest bit surprised when she evaporated.

As far as the literary world was concerned, she "evaporated into air like the Cheshire cat", as Brian Patten put it in a BBC Lost Voices half-hour feature, The Poet Who Vanished, broadcast on Radio 4 in 2009.

She probably evaporated from your life, or receded to its hazy fringes, sometime during your adolescence.

Maybe she just evaporates, disappears.

"Love has become practically inseparable from the question of 'who you are' at the same time that all the codes that used to govern courtship have evaporated," she said.

And in a Poulenc group, the emotional distance of the Britten set finally evaporated: she moved easily between the dark, smooth-textured chromaticism of "Hôtel" and "Violon" and the spirited urbanity of "L'Anguille" and "C'est Ainsi Que Tu Es".

But within months, the life she had built evaporated.

It tells of Lu Si-yan, the 'spilled water' of the title, although she will never evaporate - she is a survivor.

Any relief she may have felt upon picking it up at the lot quickly evaporated when she reached into the glovebox, where she found four pieces of ID, none of which belonged to her.

The first verse was undoubtedly the strongest part of Jessica's rendition, with her voice soft and restrained, but as soon as she hit the rockier notes, that emotional connection evaporated -- she even had a rare moment of pitchiness on the outro.

Any relief she may have felt upon picking it up at the lot quickly evaporated when she reached into reaching into the glovebox, where she found four pieces of ID, none of which belonged to her.