nowhere to be found造句

The shadow is nowhere to be found.

He is nowhere to be found.

Her beloved broach was nowhere to be found.

I wanted to talk to him but he was nowhere to be found.

Destroyed by the hurricane, the old house is nowhere to be found.

My passion as the streets with bottles of lavender wish the same for a quarter of nowhere to be found.

In the present China, may be few places left looking flowers' custom, rather than do not like flowers, but nowhere to be found, what a pity!

I also have to get back to the motel. The manager took my passport last night, and now he and the passport are nowhere to be found.

But the grave was nowhere to be found though I searched every nook and corner of the dense forest. Where was it gone to?

When he had swum about a hundred yards out he paused, treading water, and saw that the girl who had been beside him was nowhere to be found.

Harry came down to breakfast to find the table set in the parlour as usual, but instead of sitting at the escritoire finishing up his morning letter, Malfoy was nowhere to be found.

His trimaran "Qingdao China," named after his home city in eastern China, was spotted 900 nautical miles off the west coast of Hawaii — but Guo was nowhere to be found.

Today, they are either discarded into the comers of the rooms or courtyards or used as water vat covers or chopped and burned as firewood or "nowhere to be found".

Second, states have long spent the bulk of their TANF money on programmes that encourage people into work, such as child care. This continued even as work was nowhere to be found.