Sentence examples for well vanished from inspiring English sources

With Miriam's passing, the well vanished, leaving the people thirsty in the desert.

And anyway, they say, his ambivalence, whether real or merely perceived, may well vanish soon.

After the film is over, its images and characters may well vanish into the air leaving little or no residue in your memory, yet I defy anybody to watch it without a tingle of pure moviegoing pleasure.

Dominique Bachelet at Oregon State University thinks that the Alaskan tundra may well vanish by the end of this century.It is dishonest to pretend that the 10.4 billion barrels of oil in the ANWR will tip the planet's climate one way or another: the United States whistles through twice that amount in a single year.

Other achievements of the Affordable Care Act may well vanish, including guaranteed maternity coverage for all and recommended preventive care, including contraception, domestic violence screenings, Pap tests, and mammograms.

They say that $1 million in fees they paid to help plug wells vanished in the early 1990's into the state's general fund.

Interestingly, if V BG is increased in the positive direction, the potential wells vanish one by one at successive values of V BG, with no significant features remaining at V BG = 0 V.

The elephants in the same park may well have vanished.

It may well have vanished by the time your book's ready.

Once that instinct had unlocked the door of a settlement, Mandela acted swiftly to reassure white businessmen who could well have vanished overseas.

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.