Of Christine Kenneally's father's father — a man neither Kenneally nor her father ever knew, a man who did the deed requisite to reproduction and promptly vanished — she asks, "Did he leave anything more significant than the loud bang of a door shut down the generations?" Of course he did.
Or the nifty little card in the brim of my fedora that says "Press". Alas, their newfound respect vanishes when they ask their next question — "What do you write about?" — and I have no ready answer.
After making it vanish, DelGaudio asked two audience members to choose the coordinates of a Los Angeles intersection, naming cross streets on the fly.
Town hall meetings where large audiences are free to ask questions vanished months ago when Senator John McCain of Arizona, a master of spontaneity, disappeared from the presidential race.
In teasing out the many meanings and motives in Tura's paintings, the curators not only open a window onto a vanished past but also ask us to take a closer look at the legacy of a Boston aristocrat who discovered in that Renaissance setting a model for her own glittering court.
Mr. Garfield said he read the script, wept — Mr. Doss had single-handedly rescued 75 men from a brutal battleground in Japan — and that any hesitation he might have had vanished after he asked Mr. Gibson about the controversy head-on.
Since (mu F) plays such a prominent role when (d=2), one may ask what happens if F vanishes somewhere?
As John Locke Terry O'Quinnn) arrives to ask what happened, Eko has vanished.
That is why boys have traditionally been fonder of it than girls, who are less fazed and flummoxed at the prospect of growing up; women leave their girlhood behind with a glance, whereas men keep looking over their shoulders at the vanishing Shire and asking themselves if it might still be possible, or proper, to head back to their hole in the ground.
But her smile quickly vanished when she was asked whether she expected a similar windfall in the coming months.
