Sentence examples for water disappeared from inspiring English sources

When the water disappeared, so did the last major trace of a one-time, experimental, 19th-century religious commune called Oneida.

Now it's a matter of figuring out the complicated history of what has followed at all sites since the water disappeared, and what it means for the possible evidence of life.

Bottled water disappeared from supermarket shelves as soon as it was restocked, causing shortages in many areas, and several filling stations in Coral Springs, Margate and Fort Lauderdale were closed and taped off on Wednesday morning, having sold the last of their fuel.

During this event, the water of the Jirem well (about 2 km west from the epicenter, of about 2 m depth, Fig. 9), where local people collect their drinking water, disappeared.

Corn yields per acre fell 19%, food prices rose, and water disappeared --the Misoonstrugglever may soon stouggle to support commerce.

He made water disappear and reappear.

If the water disappears into the surface, you do.

Start boiling water for pasta, go answer the doorbell and — whoosh — all thoughts of boiling water disappear.

The entire painting is masterly, but it is the water one stares at--the water disappearing over the lip".

Over-use of wells means that salt water can invade coastal aquifers, and also that fresh water disappears.

"Who was it again who hiked up Kilimanjaro before the snows melt forever and all our water disappears?