Sentence examples for so she disappeared from inspiring English sources

So she disappeared, like a little ghost in the great ghost world of 100,000 children who go missing every year.

By then, my cat Gary had gotten tired of yowling at the stray cat — anyway, Leo, my other cat, seemed to have it covered — so she disappeared for a moment, killed a rabbit, and then gave herself a bath.

They towered over her and wouldn't back down, so she disappeared down some stairs.

And so, when she disappeared a little more than two weeks ago, while reporting a story about the Danish inventor and submarine owner Peter Madsen, and then later turned up dead, it seemed unbelievable that she could suddenly be gone.

Jiménez died from cirrhosis, in 1973, and Chavela's own alcoholism was so devastating that she disappeared entirely for more than fifteen years.

Austen could not have anticipated the techno-fueled rise of the geek squad, of course, and I suspect she would have been amazed to see her middle sister — a sibling so dull she disappears for broad stretches of the novel — at the center of her own holiday-themed show.

"You're going to ask whatever happened to Pale Beauty, why she disappeared so quickly," Mr. Blakeman said.

She disappeared, so I spent most of the night talking to a petite brunette with big brown eyes, the kind that inspired Van Morrison.

If you've lived in this culture – if you've ever been a young woman who is trying to eat so little or eat so much that she disappears – the jump won't seem extreme.

And Hélène is small but also big, so she can't disappear completely behind her middle-parted sheets of hair or beneath her slouch.

Mona urged "Hefty Hanna" to disappear so she could become "unforgettable," and she gained an Alison-like friend in the process.