Sentence examples for water vanished from inspiring English sources

But the water vanished when most of the Martian atmosphere was stripped away by brutal solar winds.

But Yinghuo 1 will also be exploring the upper atmosphere of Mars aiming to discover why water vanished from the red planet.

The government admits that 28percentt of its water vanishes into the sands.

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The toll becomes clearer each day, as water vanishes, and long-submerged highways are revealed; as farmland sits fallow and thousands of jobs are erased; as salmon eggs are left exposed to the air and the harsh sun, killing them; as sheep ranchers cull their herds early because they can't make hay to feed them.

But radar -- picking up the reflection of the aircraft's metal skin -- continued to track the dive for about 90 seconds, until 1 52 a.m., when the plane hit the water and vanished.

Their victories portend a country where 95percentt of the glaciers people rely on for fresh water have vanished, 50-year floods in Halifax occur every two years and the surrounding Arctic Ocean is emptied of ice floats each summer.

The water then vanished back into emptiness.

Ninety feet of water had vanished in a matter of hours.

But the recovery in the Chilterns has come as populations of water voles vanish across the country with no water voles at all in Cornwall, and no sites west of the M6 in Cumbria.

"As I turn 'upside-down,' two things happen: the Sun sets, and my ability to see – already compromised by the water – completely vanishes, making my eyes useless; but worse than that, the water covers my nose – a really awful sensation that I make worse by my vain attempts to move the water by shaking my head," the astronaut recounted.