Sentence examples for would be disappearing from inspiring English sources

When it comes to negotiating the United Nations role, beyond ensuring the flow of aid to postwar Iraq, Mr. Annan said he would be disappearing from the public stage.

"If I had clocked this number of women of a certain age would be disappearing as a result of the criteria [we had set for the new show], I may well have remarked on it," Hunt told O'Reilly's legal representative, Heather Williams QC, at an employment tribunal in Holborn, central London.

Instead of new worlds coming into view, old ones would constantly be disappearing over the horizon, lost from view forever.

For his feature film debut, the director Michael James Rowland presumably, and quite rightly, figured discussion about refugees and asylum seekers wouldn't be disappearing from the zeitgeist any time soon.

We reported Matcha abruptly going dark in late-May, but it hinted that it would not be disappearing altogether.

Before long, Anderson let slip that he'd need to be disappearing on occasion to visit a client of his — "the big guy" — who worked at the ballpark.

The fact that the word's usage was era-appropriate holds little sway with those who'd rather it be disappeared for all time.

"If we did anything to communicate with the political opposition, we'd go to jail, or be disappeared".

"Without her courage, more people probably would have been disappeared, and the national attention to this would have been close to zero".

"If the child and I had left with my husband that day, I also would have been disappeared," she said, dragging deeply on a cigarette.

In a play, a movie, an opera or a ballet, these moments of drama would be fleeting, disappearing quickly into the next scene and the next.