Sentence examples for subsequently vanished from inspiring English sources

(Alas, it subsequently vanished).

The relics subsequently vanished, but when the doctor's notes came to light, in the nineteen-nineties, they were reviewed by forensic anthropologists.

It appeared last May on a wall outside a discount store in Haringey, a north London borough, but subsequently vanished this month, leaving only a patch of exposed brick.

The post has subsequently vanished from the site, leading to some slightly comical accusations that our new corporate owners had demanded that Mike Arrington pull the story (comical because I'm not entirely convinced anyone at AOL reads TechCrunch).

One cultivar, Banksia "Celia Rosser", was registered in 1978, but has subsequently vanished.

Because the remains were not recovered, and subsequently vanished, these visuals are all we have to go on.

And the widespread use of ultrasonic scanning means that, increasingly often, twins are spotted in early scans and subsequently vanish.

I just hadn't realised at the time that it was the kind of gritty social realism that would subsequently vanish.

The mystery surrounding a new girl who arrives at the school with trunkloads of luxurious clothes, and whose father subsequently vanishes, may have inspired Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess (1905).

Too numerous to count are the new works from major composers, involving prominent executants and unfurled with no small fanfare, that subsequently vanish once the final notes of the initial engagement (or engagements) has faded.

Typically, the outer retina mainly formed by photoreceptor cell bodies and their inner and outer segments degenerates and subsequently vanishes without major alterations of the inner retinal layers.