Sentence examples similar to defunct automobile from inspiring English sources
For the last seven years, Mr. Hill, a 68-year-old semiretired auto-body worker, has lived in an old Packard plant, the concrete hulk that was once headquarters of the long-defunct automobile manufacturer and is now, in the words of the Motor City Muckraker blog, a "lawless wasteland".
It is one of Lewis deSoto's "public sculptures," the car customized with designs, upholstery and other elements that make reference to the history of his surname -- the same as that of a now defunct American automobile named for the Spanish conquistador Hernando De Soto.
At first I thought the former owner might have been a car buff, since so many of the yellowed sheets were from the automobile sections of various papers, one featuring a message from the president of the Cadillac Motor Company about its 16-cylinder model or a spread from one or another now-defunct car manufacturer, like Durant.
Daimler's initial interest in GEM's was to meet a mandate, now defunct, that a small percentage of automobiles distributed in California and New York would have to produce no emissions.
The antique automobile has previously been on show at the headquarters of the now defunct Royal Scottish Automobile Club RSACC) in Glasgow's Blythswood Square and the motor museum at Doune in Perthshire, which closed in 1998.
(There used to be a Ford plant in Mahwah — the largest automobile plant in North America. Most of the dumping took place just west of Mahwah, in and around some defunct iron mines for which Ramapough families had long provided much of the labor).
Nor are his methods defunct.
We declare our society defunct.
"Minamisoma is defunct," she said.
It is now essentially defunct.
