Sentence examples for vanished great from inspiring English sources

As Mubarak spent hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild the vanished Great Library, which he didn't even know the original location of, the government was banning books.

The snapshots are yours to keep, even when the actual Web page changes or vanishes -- great for e-commerce order summaries.

The mathematical model of the problem consists in a system of partial differential equations with a nonlinear boundary condition and the condition that the perturbation vanishes at great distances.

And the others, all the others unknown to me, who perhaps have not read André but who know that before them is vanishing a great man to whom, without knowing precisely why, they have come to pay tribute.

Hazan admits it had to be cleaned up, but demolishing it removed Paris's cradle (London's having already vanished in the great fire).

Gimlette has written a travelogue of a vanished place, the "great wheeled city" of more than two million American soldiers that rolled up from Marseilles in 1944 to meet the German Army.

The sky remained clear as the sun vanished, eliciting a "great, awed groan" from the gathered viewers Totality lasted four minutes, turning "this world into another place, an alien landscape.... (lit by) an unearthly twilight gloom".

Few could own them, but many would use them until they rapidly vanished after the Great Depression.

The Labor Department reported that 36,000 jobs were lost in February, in addition to the 8.4 million that have vanished since the Great Recession began.

They gave me a nervous smile through the window, then the engine roared and their faces vanished in a great eddy of leaves and dust as the helicopter rose up into the air.

Public-sector layoffs have been a major drag on the economic recovery, with more than half a million such jobs having vanished since the Great Recession began.