Sentence examples for that was vanished from inspiring English sources

Mark Berry, whoever that was, vanished the second that Bez, freaky-eyed and full of acid, reluctantly found himself given to the world.

Occasionally, there is a last glimpse of a world that was vanishing even as the book was written.

It's a different world now but Lee then was also writing about a world that was vanishing".

He depicts a raw, rough-and-tumble city and the changes afoot, summoning childhood memories and family lore to conjure a world that was vanishing.

Thirkell has often been called nostalgic because she is describing a kind of life — English county life — that was vanishing even as her books were appearing.

If Gorbachev had said yes, Congress would have rapidly lost interest in spending billions to defend against a threat that was vanishing before its eyes.

In the midst of mayhem on the roof, he finds time to mourn the obsolescence of the word "affray": "Affray was one of those words that was vanishing from the language.

Or was it simply part of a cultural moment that's vanished?

According to Dermont Cole, columnist for the Fairbanks, Alaska News-Miner, the state has projected surpluses based on a $75-per-barrel 75-per-barrel 75-per-barrelhe moment.

These countryside stories are redolent of a time and a place that is vanished but, thanks to volumes like this, will never ever be forgotten.

"You've got that country remoteness that is vanishing from Westchester County.