Sentence examples for vanished public from inspiring English sources

In today's episode of Daily VICE, we learn about mascot kidnapping in the Army/Navy football rivalry, investigate the history of a vanished public art installation, revisit Fruity Loops, and talk photography with Bruce Gilden.

But our vanishing public toilets aren't just a small annoyance.

The debate goes even deeper than the vanishing public shoreline and is touching off passions about the island's identity and its future.

The ripples from a vanishing public market for Treasury debt have begun to hit investors who buy bonds and the companies that issue them.

The disappearance of the Erasmus Dutchmen this year -- early in the season, without warning, and with no immediate explanation -- is just another in what has been, over recent decades, a string of vanishing public high school athletic programs.

The story is the latest in HuffPost U.K.'s "What It's Like To Lose" series, which paints an important picture of what life is like for millions of people who rely on vanishing public services.

Opponents of this campaign put an end to it by eliminating the public spectacle, reasoning, quite rightly, that once the punishment of death vanished from public sight, it would vanish from popular concern.

The 36-year-old actress, who has 63 million followers on the Twitter-like Weibo, has since vanished from public view — no more social media updates, no more paparazzi photos and no more public appearances.

• Marbury's absence is not the first time a Knicks player vanished from public sight.

Once frequent headline news, to judge by the game-day passengers, it has largely vanished from public memory.

But her heavy drinking and raucous life took their toll, and she vanished from public life in the 1970s.