Sentence examples for vanished now from inspiring English sources

What has vanished now is radical dissent in the realm of ideas.

She was quite interested in writing about decadent aristocrats as their world was disappearing, people who are sort of vanished now".

But the need for such an infrastructure has vanished now that so many drivers carry smartphones with GPS chips or other locaters.

These relationships are used to reflect back something not just of Papa, but of an America that's all but vanished now.

Imagine the Quaker Home for Unwed Mothers, vanished now but back then a buzzing hive of blighted motherhood and possible redemption, bovine girls with sagging stomachs walking the circular drive.

The thieves and pickpockets who once roamed in packs around the city have vanished; now they all work in restaurants and hotels and they'll pick you cleaner than a vulture's breakfast.

And that organization is not going to vanish now that Jobs has stepped down.

He writes, stays in touch with events in Russia and vanishes now and again on mysterious trips whose purpose he declines to explain.

He began writing another novel and gave a short farewell season of readings in London, ending with the famous speech, "From these garish lights I vanish now for evermore…"—words repeated, less than three months later, on his funeral card.

O'Reilly said that the network was previously a "campaign headquarters for the president," but "that's vanishing now" due to the scandals facing the Obama administration.

The first year when all the ice in the Arctic vanishes now looks likely to arrive between 2013 and 2030--just 2030--just 2030--just a decade