Sentence examples similar to vanishing unnoticed from inspiring English sources
Even more have likely vanished unnoticed.
Youth services have vanished, unnoticed except by their users – so long as antisocial behaviour doesn't rise.
And in POLISH COLD WAR NEON (Mark Batty, $55), by Ilona Karwinska, we are introduced to a legacy of luminescent advertising design that might have vanished unnoticed if not for the author's vibrant documentary photographs.
The European or black-bellied hamster (Cricetus cricetus) might very well have vanished from France unnoticed, had the European Court of Justice not taken up its case.
It went almost unnoticed that the small industries that had meant so much to London were vanishing, one by one, leaving structures for which no imaginative use had been found.
There is always something pertinent to a historical topic that is left aside, unnoticed, or that has simply vanished.
Many of the best movies by black filmmakers have gone utterly unnoticed by the Academy whether films by Charles Burnett or Julie Dash and others have vanished literally unreleased (such as Kathleen Collins's great "Losing Ground," from 1982, for instance, which comes out on DVD in April).
Many of the best movies by black filmmakers have gone utterly unnoticed by the Academy — whether films by Charles Burnett or Julie Dash — and others have vanished literally unreleased (such as Kathleen Collins's great "Losing Ground," from 1982, for instance, which comes out on DVD in April).
