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(151) Because so many different types of manufacturing jobs are disappearing, it will not be easy to simply get another manufacturing job.

(152) With all these reasons to start thatching roofs again, wouldn't it be wonderful to see this disappearing craft return to popularity?

(153) Chances of earth being detected by alien life forms are disappearing because of the digital revolution, a leading space scientist has claimed.

(154) Wild grazing animals in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve are steadily disappearing, a study has found.

(155) Today, 40 years after Cultural Revolution, we bring up this disappearing history and anthologize all the reminiscences into a book.

(156) Bajie is a Bouyei village with a history of hundred years. Its disappearing in the modernization drive can be regarded as an example of the forfeits of village resources.

(157) The once-peaceful left bank of the Garonne is slowly and inexorably disappearing.

(158) It's one lust expansion process for one's growing besides the process of happiness disappearing.

(159) The disappearing of the centriolar adjunct and proximal centriole in succession might be considered as a sign of being mature completely of the spermatid.

(160) Learn about the disappearing magic card trick in this free magic lesson video.

(161) Hardly had she come into the room when he saw someone disappearing through the French window.

(162) Janet's husband and sister noticed that small kitchen objects were disappearing with increasing regularity.

(163) With the elimination of twiddling hempen threads by hand, Masidun is disappearing gradually because of aging and being destroyed.

(164) You can only burn away those precis writers , let all memory become the trail disappearing away.

(165) After the second-world war, especially with the cold war disappearing and desalting, a war without gunpowder has proceeded to the stage of incandesce within the world range.

(166) The last Sioux were disappearing in the south, along the banks of Republican River.

(166) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(167) That's why word of Britain's disappearing pearl-bordered fritillary, red-backed shrike and lost ghost orchid should be as riveting as any news bulletin.

(168) The participants from Trondheim are also documenting the architecture of the 20th century on the site, to preserve the memories of daily life of the residential neighbourhood that is disappearing.

(169) In a cunning 1971 experiment dubbed The Disappearing Hypnotist, Frederick Evans and Martin T.

(170) Idiopathic pituitary hypofunction manifested pituitary shrinking in size and disappearing of infundibulum.

(171) Conclusion The sign of asymmetrical narrowing or disappearing of NRS highly suggests the involvement of prevertebral muscle.

(172) In the photo, Watson's right leg appears to take a mysterious turn before disappearing altogether, perhaps the result of a post-photo shoot editing session gone terribly awry.

(173) By constructing micro - universal model, the process and disappearing of Cyanobacteria bloom has Been simulated.

(174) The effects of the salvinorin A were remarkably strong, consistent and fast-acting, peaking about two minutes after inhalation, and nearly disappearing by 20 minutes.

(175) If you wait for the reason of depressed mood disappearing and the mind a sitting duck.

(176) I find the days have already sild away from me, like a drop of water from the point of a needle disappearing into the ocean.

(177) So, have you heard of any other cuban immigrants disappearing?

(178) Their piratical raids strike without warning, smashing defences quickly and then disappearing before reinforcements arrive.

(179) During rainstorms the froth is scattered by inflowing water and landslides, though some of it may be disappearing altogether.

(180) This all sounds marvellous: an experienced, competent manager, with no complicated baggage or political agenda, dropping in to fix something at a reasonable day rate, and then disappearing again.