Sentence examples for ceased to exist about from inspiring English sources
Mr. Andreotti was synonymous with the Christian Democrats, a party that dominated postwar Italy but ceased to exist about a decade ago.
Odessa ceased to exist about 1952 and was replaced by an organization called Kameradenwerke ("Comrade Workshop"), which over the following decades sought to aid former Nazis overseas in avoiding capture and maintaining concealment.
He makes no mention of his Nimitz attack in the B-29 pieces — it had officially ceased to exist — or about the reason that he'd suddenly been sent home from the war and given the time to write about it.
Pergamon virtually ceased to exist for about two centuries as a direct result of the Arab conquest in 716 CE [31], [32].
With the completion of almost all its member projects, CREDO has recently ceased to exist, but information about the cluster is still available on online (http://www.credocluster.info).
Captured by Alyattes of Lydia about 600 bce, it ceased to exist as a city for about 300 years until it was refounded by either Alexander the Great or his lieutenants in the 4th century bce at a new site on and around Mount Pagus (modern Kadifekale; 540 feet [165 metres]).
"The last British dogma about immovability has ceased to exist … the Parthenon and its sculptures were the object of pillage.
After about 20 years the lake ceased to exist from a combination of sedimentary infilling and dam incision.
That district ceased to exist in January.
Since 1995 it has ceased to exist.
