Sentence examples for vanished many of from inspiring English sources

The basketball stadium has vanished, many of the plazas and concourses and the ad hoc Henman Hill have been dug up.

Most of the projecting window bays have been removed or clad in galvanized iron or aluminum; the oval windows in the top floor mansards have almost all vanished; many of the rivet-head details on the deep red brick have been shorn off.

But those profits vanished at many of the companies, and so did the dividends.

Sure, a couple of venerable brokerage firms have vanished, but many of the same players remain on the scene, in the same positions of power.

Jobs vanished, and many of the unemployed moved away.

After the convulsions of last fall, when seemingly impregnable financial institutions fell and cash all but vanished from many areas of commercial life, borrowers with decent credit — from home buyers to corporations — are finding money available on increasingly attractive terms.

The simple millionaire has no particular standing in an economy whose unit is a billion, the dreams of pulling mysterious strings in a thousand cities has vanished, along with many of the cities; the possession of any large amount of property in the days to come is apt, we feel, to be more of a nuisance than anything else.

The effects of the downturn are similar everywhere: The once-plentiful drilling rig jobs that often paid $100,000 a year have vanished, as have many of the people who came to oil and gas regions looking for those jobs.

It seems especially difficult to comprehend the final disappearance, the bodily vanishing, of many of those who died.

That sense of uncertainty vanished from many as Cardinal O'Connor proved to be deeply committed to improving relations between the faiths.

The hope of salvation has now vanished for many Syrians.