Sentence examples for started to vanish from inspiring English sources

But when my dad suggested going on the Disney Wonder, my excitement started to vanish.

Trailing by 13-7 late in the first half, the Volunteers' chances for a rally started to vanish after Tennessee's Casey Clausen fumbled near the goal line.

Then, the eastward drift speed of the bubbles slowed down, and the structures started to vanish equatorward.

"The cyanobacterial oceans started to vanish about 650 million years ago," said Jochen Brocks, an associate professor of earth sciences at Australian National University.

By the second half of 19th century, in France, the sleeves started to vanish, the bottom became shorter to reach only the knees and the top became hip-length and both became more form fitting.

In the case of cocoa, with possible extrapolation to other commodity-based agroforests, I aim to demonstrate here that cocoa agroforests have already started to vanish in West Africa (Ruf et al. 2006), and will likely continue to do so.

Instead, back matter is starting to vanish from books, the one place where it's still very much needed.

It's interesting, but when she is told the piece is being made for the Basel art fair it all starts to vanish into its own posterior.

Like a ghost in a film, melting into the scenery, I was starting to vanish from my life, not by going away somewhere but just by staying where I was and doing what I had always done.

It was easy for Americans to imagine that history was on their side when the stock market seemed to be making them effortlessly rich, but the world has begun to look a good deal more forbidding now that their some of their gains are starting to vanish before their eyes.

Mr. Li also helped the designers adjust their logo, from a basic all-caps style produced on a typewriter to one that looks slightly more ominous, using a bolded version of a Times font that has been condensed so severely that the letters start to vanish.