Sentence examples for words disappeared from inspiring English sources

Burns paused for breath as his words disappeared in wisps of steam.

Dead end gained a meaning of social injustice, and for generations those words disappeared from street endings in many cities.

I could barely hear Tom Fredericks, my upbeat instructor, shouting in my ear, "Now, it's going to pull real hard when it first comes up," before the rest of his words disappeared into the wind.

Barely a minute passed without someone saying some sus shit, but within the blink of an eye, offensive words disappeared.

Ai Weiwei's piece was intended both as a form of remembrance for thousands of children who died in the quake and whose lives, in the artist's words, "disappeared within the state propaganda".

"Nearly every day, words disappear because they are forbidden," she tells him.

Such words disappear in thin air, become instantly nostalgic or stylistic.

Sometimes the circles proliferate and break up the grid, words disappearing under blobs that have machine-gunned the surface.

Ceremonially he placed it on the dark stone counter, striking a match, watching the edges blacken, his brother's words disappear.

As you read, the lights in the gallery gradually dim, the words disappear, and the screen, perforated by thousands of minute holes and lighted from behind, turns into what looks like a field of stars.

The drawing, whose title is a slight variation on the name of a neoconservative, Washington-based think-tank, ends in the present, with an image of a pathless forest where words disappear.