Sentence examples for vanished it would from inspiring English sources

If Paris vanished, it would be remembered in art.

"They don't just have money, they go out … For a town like this, if they vanished it would be dramatic.

She wants it removed, but as a builder explains the size of the job she suddenly realises that the shed, and the objects around it, will all outlast her: Long after she was dead and her cottage had vanished it would survive.

If pollinators were to vanish, it would reduce total food production by only about 6 percent.

She vanishes, it would seem, from the face of the earth.

Capital spending would vanish, it was feared.

It was by then apparent that its wholesale funding was rapidly vanishing, and it would be forced to take massive losses on the junk assets which had accumulated on its balance sheet over years and years of bubble prosperity on Wall Street.

If the players won, Kuhn testified, baseball would not vanish, but it would struggle to survive.

It wouldn't cause the occupation to vanish – but it would make the situation plain for all to see.

If it did not, he says, the law would vanish for it would not be obeyed.

If all statements were based on completely new thoughts, the incentive to make a statement in the discourse in the first place would vanish because it would no longer be possible to achieve any goals by participating in the discourse.