Sentence examples for vanishing things from inspiring English sources
But it is also my suspicion that, like so many vanishing things in French cooking, the seven-hour recipe was actually made for harder sheep in tougher times.
"Oxford United beat Shrewsbury 6-0 in the 1995-96 season with six headers – can this total be bettered?" "The plastic bench or perspex dugout seems to be a vanishing thing in 'modern football,'" air quotes Padraig Stapleton.
There is a debt to Hans Magnus Enzensberger, in the reportorial interrogation of vanished things, that would remain true of all of Sebald's work.
Mainly Ceefax was that vanished thing, a voice of quiet authority: entirely straight, irreproachably trustworthy, even its name – "see facts" – devoid of all frippery.
Once their user vanishes, the things should vanish, too.
Smash Hits and Top of the Pops vanished - things once thought immutable.
That's a fancy way of saying that in the last 30 days, the skies broke open, the ground vanished, and things changed.
"You keep vanishing down that thing".
Squash courts weren't the only thing vanishing from Max's universe.
Barry Allen, professor of philosophy at McMaster University, is the author of Vanishing into Things: Knowledge in Chinese Tradition; Knowledge and Civilization; Truth in Philosophy; Artifice and Design; and Striking Beauty: A Philosophical Look at the Asian Martial Arts.
The natural flawed flow of things is vanishing, replaced by this emerging construct.
