Sentence examples for time has vanished from inspiring English sources

Any sense of time has vanished months ago for me because it does not matter what time or day it is: I knew I would be bullied.

Now the good times have vanished.

"It was a sense of nostalgia for a time that has vanished everywhere else but on one level in Havana still exists," he said.

Yes, much of the sport's old-time charm has vanished, but the experience of sliding on snow -- regardless of other resort trappings -- just keeps getting better.

"Hello, Gordon," intones a mysterious voice from time to time, and soon Hank has vanished.

A mere succession of sensations, however, will go no way toward yielding the idea of time: if one sensation has vanished entirely before the other is in consciousness, one cannot be immediately aware of the succession of sensations.

These days there's no time to get bored, happiness has vanished somewhere in the world, and all that's left is dismay.

The elusive aura of electoral inevitability once possessed by Gov. George W. Bush, and then captured for a time by Vice President Al Gore, has vanished from the presidential race.

Sometimes what appeared to be gridlock has vanished by the time you arrive; other times, you can head straight into a traffic jam without receiving any alert.

Today's intensive agriculture and relative wealth have made the ingredients much more affordable – but what has vanished is the time to cook and bake them.

Sweden's victory in 2006 provided some hope that at least one country was ready to challenge the Canada and United States powerhouses, but that hope has vanished for the time being.