Sentence examples for being extinct from inspiring English sources
There are no longer any land mammals indigenous to the Falklands, the wild fox being extinct.
Wild swine have recently made a comeback in England after being extinct in that country since the sixteen-hundreds.
The campaign is called No Fun Being Extinct (it surely cries out for the subtitle: "Just ask a dodo. Oh yeah – you can't").
Being extinct, and knowable only because science reconstructs them, dinosaurs are truly at home in museums – these are their safari parks, the only places the giants who dominated the earth 65 million years ago can truly be encountered.
"We can honour something that's sad and really heartbreaking, but we can do it in a beautiful way that brings dignity and integrity to a language that's on the brink of being extinct".
At least as much as for their size, dinosaurs were already celebrated for being extinct – condemned by the same processes of Darwinism that both capitalism and imperialism invoked to justify themselves.
