They reach down to that depth where society itself originates and disappears,where the question is, Which is first, man or men?where the individual is lost in his source.

The result of such a reaction as a whole tends to balance the disturbance of energy, so as to maintain or restore the equilibrium, or sense of harmony and comfort, when consciousness again disappears.

Nothing can remain stationary; whatever ceases to grow, decreases and disappears.

Childe Harold there disappears.

Close the right eye; the left image disappears, and vice versa.

When the arm is raised, the convexity disappears,there is a slight depression in its place.

A feller's hat can get away From him most any time of day, So he can't ever find it when He wants it to go out again; It hides in corners dark an' grim An' seems to want to bother him; It disappears from sight somehow I wish I knew where mine is now.

The old Roman atrium, or fore-court, entirely disappears.

The flat wooden ceiling of the nave disappears, on account of frequent fires, and the eye rests on arches supporting a stone roof.

The old Roman arch disappears, and the pointed arch is substituted,graceful and elevated.

At that instant he utters a shout and makes a signal; the ropes are cut, the raft plunges downward, and disappears forever, while the boats recover their proper position.

Thus said, the phantom disappears.

The last vestige of personal government and of the divine right of rulers disappears; the House of Commons becomes the ruling power in England; and a series of new reform bills rapidly extend the suffrage, until the whole body of English people choose for themselves the men who shall represent them.

The designation also of Cisalpine Gaul as -Gallia togata-, which first occurs in Hirtius and not long after disappears again from the ordinary -usus loquendi-, describes this region presumably according to its legal position, in so far as in the epoch from 665 to 705 the great majority of its communities possessed Latin rights.

Given this, the mystery of the round white object "driven" upward disappears.

Her name almost disappears from his correspondence.

The Âjívikas, whose name completely disappears later, are often named in the sacred writings of the Buddhists and the Jainas as an influential sect.

Near at hand, this arrangement disappears; a fifth tower upon the north side deranges the symmetry.

When you enter into the midst of the prodigious band, the horizon disappears, the blocks rise fifty feet into the air; the road winds painfully among the overhanging masses; men and horses seem but dwarfs; these rusted edges mount in stages to the very summit, and the dark hanging army seems ready to fall on the human insects which come to trouble its sleep.

The state of human happiness, for the most part, is like certain groups of trees, which seen from a distance look wonderfully fine; but if we go up to them and among them, their beauty disappears; we do not know wherein it lay, for it is only trees that surround us.

With one bound aside, it disappears among the bushes without noise.

The narrative extends no thread which you may take in one hand as you poke along: it frequently disappears altogether, and it seems as if you had another book with its vocabulary and style.

The natives cut lines in the faces of the slaves, using a sharp point either of gold or of a thorn; they then fill the wounds with a kind of powder dampened with black or red juice, which forms an indelible dye and never disappears.

That figure never disappears from my memory.

Then he sends a boy climbing up after it, until he too disappears from sight.