Sentence examples for vanished works from inspiring English sources

It mixes photographs, newspaper clippings and the last known images of the vanished works.

Like ghostly mutterings in galleries, the images of vanished works linger behind the surviving corpus of art.

Vanished works outnumber the surviving masterpieces in museums, just as the dead outnumber the living.

It seems scarcely credible now that anyone could have placed faith in an all but vanished working class.

Mr. Hernandez, who was 18 at the time Etan vanished, worked as a stockboy in a bodega at 448 West Broadway that is now an eyeglass store, Mr. Kelly said.

Mr. Hernandez, who was 18 at the time Etan vanished, worked as a stock boy in a bodega at 448 West Broadway, which is now an eyeglass store.

Perhaps inspired by vanished work in contemporary late-11th-century India, the Burmese began to open up the interior of the terraced base of the stupas with wide corridors and porticos, converting it into a roofed temple.

Later, he would learn to live "high on the hog", but the belief in graft and self-control has never vanished; "work" is one of the most favoured words in his book.

The exhibition, opening in September, will have rare loans including Deserted, an oil sketch of a now vanished work by the Victorian artist Frank Holl, which has only been exhibited twice since he painted it in 1874.

Although a lot of jobs vanished, the work did not; instead, those still employed now must do the work of two or even three people.

You're not clever enough, you're still trying to work out how the vanishing spray works.