Sentence examples for decommissioned his from inspiring English sources

Hodgson, by contrast, has quietly decommissioned his dream of playing Doctor Who, because: "I fear I have this curse of looking a bit like David Tennant, and that may scupper things".

The old Routemasters were decommissioned under his predecessor, Ken Livingstone.

Considine, who co-wrote the script, plays a decommissioned soldier returning to his home town to punish a local gang for abusing and humiliating his younger brother.

When in August 1944 his factory was decommissioned, Schindler successfully petitioned to have it moved to Brnĕnec (Brünnlitz) in the Sudetenland, close to his hometown.

For example, the decommissioned Runway 4 at East Hampton Airport was not his first choice of venue a year ago, when he and the festival co-founder, Bill Collage, started planning the event.

But to his great regret the lighthouse, decommissioned in 1988, is uninhabitable, so he will stay in a cottage down the road.

"You can plan freely because there are no supporting walls," said Mr Mielke, who converted the whole of his first bunker once it was decommissioned.

A patient has been found dead in a recently decommissioned hospital lavatory four days after staff reported his disappearance to the police, the NHS has admitted.

He has a plan to bury a decommissioned Boeing 737 airliner somewhere under the outskirts of his hometown of Birmingham.

I recently wrote to Coster-Mullen and suggested that we take a trip across the country to visit his Little Boy replica, which is currently housed at Wendover, a decommissioned Air Force base in Utah.

In the mid-1990s, the decommissioned stations were photographed by north eastern artist John Kippin as part of his work The Secret Intelligence of the Silent.