| It was natural, therefore, that Indian loyalty could not be allowed to evanesce. |
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| In series like Self-Obliteration and Infinity Net it seems that she would like nothing better than to evanesce into eternity. |
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| Then we have the Celibidaches, who cast their heavy spell on the musical public but who, on closer examination, evanesce into negligibility. |
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| Then, as the sun climbed higher, the illusion would evanesce. |
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| Warburton contended justly that all images much employed evanesce into the ideas which they represent. |
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| The Administration showed at the London summit that it's willing to do little by way of aiding the U. S. S. R.... Bush's much-ballyhooed education program seemed to evanesce before one's eyes. |
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| The 3-1 shot once again didn't break that cleanly but soon recovered and swept past Evanesce over a furlong out to score by a length and a half. |
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| There were plenty of precocious mares in his first book, and Evanesce has already been placed for him this season. |
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| He was too green to win but should have learned and this was probably a better race than the one Evanesce contested last week. |
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| There was no such controversy this time as Katie Boo led inside the final furlong to beat Evanesce by a length and a half, giving Berry a fourth winner in four days. |
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| Mick Channon provided the short-head winner of the six-furlong maiden auction stakes in Evanesce, who made every yard before holding the late flourish of Polar Dawn. |
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