Sentence examples for tell disappeared from inspiring English sources

She had, as far as a waiting world could tell, disappeared.

He tells only what he wants to tell, disappearing behind platitudes or quotations from Emerson, Faulkner and others when camouflage is needed.

This is a well-practiced formula mirroring TV's promotion of the war in Iraq, as the line between selling and telling disappears.

The stitch called hardanga, Goodison tells us, disappeared in 1832 with the execution of the Jamaican freedom fighter Sam Sharpe.

Some people need to know the bare facts, to be told their disappeared father was indeed murdered, for example.

"Julian told us: disappear, come back in a year with stronger songs and hit the ground running".

(I met with a militiaman named Silva in a favela that he helped control near the Cidade de Deus — the City of God — and I asked him if there was a danger that the militias would become mafias. "They're already mafias," he said. He claimed, though, that they didn't deal drugs. Silva's expertise, I was told, was "disappearing bodies").

"They told me: disappear from Delhi and don't come back until the Games are over".

Mr. Saunders said that as far as he could tell, the painting disappeared after Donenfeld retired in 1957.

I'd whip into town for dinners with stories to tell before disappearing to the African outback or some distant war zone.

Photo: Matthew Murphy A list of song titles is all but meaningless at this stage, but consider "Waving Through a Window," "All We See Is Sky for Forever," "Sincerely, Me" ("Reinvention"), "Requiem," "If I Could Tell Her," "Disappear" ("No One Deserves to Be Forgotten"), "You Will Be Found," "Only Us," "So Big, So Small".