Sentence examples for vanished ones from inspiring English sources

The Chinese are known for honoring their elderly, and college anthropology courses abound in descriptions of cultures -- albeit mostly primitive tribes or altogether vanished ones -- that cherished rather than disdained their grandmothers and great-grandmothers.

"The caseworkers have vanished – one's in L.A., the other's in Nepal.

As those figurines vanished one by one from the mantelpiece and the actors vanished one by one from the stage, I fell in love with theatre that grips and dazzles and surprises.

But starting in the early 1900s, banana plantations were invaded by a fungus called Panama disease and vanished one by one.

Dark Fall takes place in an abandoned train station and hotel where six people vanished one night in 1947.

The twins' dog Bummer, a giant golden retriever so ancient that he never left the carport anymore, vanished one night, his body never found.

He says their mother vanished one Tuesday in the van when he sent her down to the shops to buy bread.

And a big refrigerated case he bought for a store in Eudora, Ark., and filled with Royal Crown products, traditionally priced lower than Coke or Pepsi, simply vanished one day.

When the governor of the province of Para heard of the miracle, he ordered the statue brought to his palace and placed under armed guard, but it soon vanished one last time, reappearing at the same spot.

But the M-2 also suffered from a fatal design flaw which wasn't discovered until the sub vanished one morning in January 1932.

Thus in winter stands the lonely tree, Nor knows what birds have vanished one by one, Yet knows its boughs more silent than before: I cannot say what loves have come and gone, I only know that summer sang in me A little while, that in me sings no more.