That thought vanished, too.
There's the sort of love interest you thought vanished with Debra Paget's old Indian robes: the alleged Vietnamese guide Co Bao Julia Nicksonn), who wears mascara and guerrilla pantaloons, has light eyes and speaks dialogue of the "we go now, forget me never" variety.
She even thought about vanishing from Elyse's life for a second time.
Oprah Winfrey, the publishing industry's unrivaled tastemaker, will revive her popular book club next week after a two-year hiatus, promising the book business some of the sales and publicity it thought had vanished along with her weekday talk show.
It was an old-fashioned bistro of a kind I thought had vanished, complete with sexy barmaid cutting a swathe through the men who came and went for a drink, for lunch, for a chat.
Even though the Mets came from 6-0 to 6-5 in the ninth inning, the deep-seated doubts you thought had vanished once and for all rushed back and left you gasping for air and wondering: Can we compete with this team?
In large measure because of the NLCR's fieldwork and initiative, within a year audiences across the country could hear the kinds of performers of southern rural music that most people thought had vanished with the 1930s.
The effigy embodies all the gloom of the previous year, and when it is burned, those troubles are thought to vanish.
Many of the photographs I found were colored by hand, as color film was only the domain of experimentalists until 1930s (thanks, Kodachrome!) Painting on black and white prints was an art in and of itself, and many of the colorized photos exhibit true talent which preserved for us the truer likeness of the people many a hundred years ago thought were vanishing.
And in the wake of the pedophilia scandal in the church, coupled with the Vatican's refusal to let priests marry or to admit women, the church can barely scrape up applicants for the roman collar, But this month, as my novel is about to be re-published online, some wisps of the world I thought had vanished seem to be seeping back into the present through the permeable walls of time.
