Sentence examples for to disappear through from inspiring English sources
Highly strained grains are likely to recrystallize by nucleation or to disappear through invasion by neighbors.
Mirabile dictu, by the second Austin book Maggy is made to disappear through a second, convenient adoption.
CONNOR: We didn't want one of the biggest and most predatory for-profit colleges to disappear through the liquidation process without students getting debt relief.
Some dismissed Quick & Reilly as doomed to disappear through lack of profits, and others disparagingly referred to the company as "Quick & Dirty".
As the investigation proceeds, it turns out that the Judge is also the President, and Vice-president of one of the holding companies, and all the accused begin to disappear through trap-doors.
Sometimes she dresses up like the heroine of a Victorian novel – she collected vintage clothes long before it was fashionable – or as Alice about to disappear through the looking glass.
It suggested there was a premeditated plan to make Mr. Khashoggi disappear, through death or abduction, and to cover it up — possibly contradicting the Saudi insistence that his killing was the accidental result of an altercation.
You want them to be established enough that they're not going to disappear half way through your job but small enough that their overhead costs are not going to inflate their labor costs.
All this is manifest in Jon Bausor's brilliant design, comprising a large hexagonal box, which allows characters to appear and disappear through metallic flaps.
For example, small changes in a parameter value can cause a pair of attractor and saddle points to appear or disappear through a saddle-node or fold bifurcation, or an attractor can be turned into a saddle point through a transcritical bifurcation.
Maybe it's in that city's DNA: a compulsion to make 60s girl group pop sound echoey and strange: beauty caught through a blur, a blizzard, as though it's about to disappear at any moment through a fog of feedback and fuzz.
