Sentence examples for vanished a bit from inspiring English sources

I believe the phrase was invented by the comedian Tony Allen and has vanished a bit now.

"Marcus Loew has vanished a bit from our popular memory," said Ross Melnick, a Los Angeles film preservationist and historian who was hired by what is today Loews Cineplex Entertainment to research the history of the company, which turns 100 this year.

"It's a little like a magic trick," he said, "trying to make something as solid as metal vanish a bit".

At a certain point, around 1997, we were simply overwhelmed and had to vanish for a bit.

By using a decorrelating receiver at the BS that combines the repetitions of devices attempting transmission within a CP of R time slots (see (3)), the multiple access interference is vanished and the bit error rate (BER) is invariant to the amplitudes of the interfering signals [33].

If you move them too far, you can wiggle around a bit to lower them before you vanish the pen.

Precisely why Gian Carlo Menotti's operas have vanished so thoroughly from American stages during recent decades is a bit of a mystery.

The moment it vanishes, his shoulders droop a little more, his focus blurs a bit, and his defense usually suffers.

We do a bit of exercise and those small diseases vanish".

It appears they may have done this a bit early by accident, as the price column has vanished once again, but it was there, I got a screenshot as did others.

"In Baghdad the same kind of thing happened — incoming sirens, he'd vanish, we'd freak out and he'd come back O.K. after a bit," Mr. Gianturco said.