Sentence examples for vanished somewhere from inspiring English sources
These days there's no time to get bored, happiness has vanished somewhere in the world, and all that's left is dismay.
Legal trouble had been circling the dealer, in fact, ever since the stele had vanished somewhere between Cairo and Zurich in 1997.
This summer, a team of Canadian archaeologists went searching for the remains of the Arctic expedition led by Sir John Franklin, which vanished somewhere northwest of Baffin Island in 1845.
Gray is unhappily uncertain how good it is, but engages with one essay on the mysterious Weldon Kees, who vanished somewhere on or over the Golden Gate Bridge in the 60s, and whom he thinks Hamilton might have made up.
* My tart tin has vanished somewhere, so I used a loose-bottomed cake tin and trimmed the sides of the pastry so they were around 3cm high, before the tart went into the oven.
Instead, both vanished somewhere off in the Westworld wasteland and noticeably absent from the finale.
The plane never made it to China, instead vanishing somewhere over the Indian Ocean.
Every few seconds, a tweet appears and vanishes somewhere on the globe.
Before us, where the road should have been, I saw a broad white river vanishing somewhere into the thick blackness of the sultry night.
The fact that continuous functions in primary summands of the Heisenberg manifold must vanish somewhere was proven by L. Auslander and R. Tolimieri, who deduced from this theorem the classical results on the vanishing of theta functions, as well as important applications to wavelets and radar ambiguity functions.
This "moving photography" was what prompted Maxim Gorky, who saw the Lumière brothers' films at a Russian fair in 1896, to bemoan the "kingdom of shadows" — a mass of people, animals, and vehicles — rushing "straight at you," approaching the edge of the screen, then vanishing "somewhere beyond it".
