Sentence examples for vanished features from inspiring English sources

The United States never had a BBC or a National Health Service, but other, now diminished or vanished features of American society had some of the same effects.

[cartoon id= a16480"] The United States never had a BBC or a National Health Service, but other, now diminished or vanished features of American society had some of the same effects.

Mishka had practised a form of tyranny characteristic of governesses, that almost vanished feature of European education.

In her final photograph, she, too, seems to be vanishing, her features fading into invisibility.

His glass-plate and film negatives document now-vanished features such as the ancient lake at Abusir, Egypt.

As before, you can control that music playback, but now you can also control the music playing on a HomePod - and perhaps this is why the feature vanished in the first place, so it could return in triumph in this improved form.

With audiences draining away to television and studios scaling back production schedules, the classic double feature vanished from many American theaters during the 1950s.

The museum's exhibition "Children of a Vanished World" features 50 of the photographs Vishniac took of East European Jews in the late 1930's.

The kyŏnggi-style poem became increasingly diffuse, so much so that by the middle of the Chosŏn period all traces of its original features had vanished and the genre essentially ceased to exist.

"The whole market changed and suddenly the demand for feature phones vanished," Mr. Vestberg said.

That feature has vanished; you're now encouraged to download a dedicated RSS reader from the App Store.