Is the vanishing of the asylum a true liberation?
People of all colours regretted the vanishing of the name and concept of "Miami".
Other movies on the program are: "Bag It!"; "Vanishing of the Bees"; "On Coal River"; "Lunch Line"; and "PlanLANEatAT".
Alas, the discovery of this glorious civilization is due to another tragedy — the vanishing of the once great jungles its people inhabited.
As the Belgian critic and curator Thierry de Duve observes, pictures of atrocities, shocking and disquieting as they may be, result in a "vanishing of the present tense".
With the vanishing of the Soviet threat, European bonds with Washington — bonds that inspired friendship and gratitude but also restlessness and even resentment — began, naturally, to loosen.
Its popularity has survived the Depression, the vanishing of the old arcades and five-and-dimes and the proliferation of disposable, digital and cellphone cameras.
It may be no accident that the vanishing of the criminal trial has coincided with Eisinger's story of vanishing corporate accountability.
In George Langworthy and Maryam Henein's the 2009 documentary The Vanishing of the Bees, this was a matter of urgent concern, a possible eco-calamity.
Tolkien, a devout Catholic, who deplored the vanishing of the Latin Mass, believed in the existence of evil and in the struggle to be delivered from its claws.
"They thought I was completely mad, but one of the changes that happened in my adult life was the vanishing of the idea of safe careers," he said.
