Sentence examples for defunct from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Regan served on the board, which is now defunct, from 1972 to 1990.

The engineer, Alan Ellis, ran the file-sharing Web site OiNK.cd, which is now defunct, from an apartment in Middlesbrough, in northern England, from 2004 to 2007 until it was shut down in a police raid.

Photographs did more than just depict the world better and faster than painting; they also made entire painterly languages defunct, from military painting to academic portraiture.

A waterfront long defunct from a manufacturing exodus formerly a hot spot for drugs, crime, and dropping off bodies is now one of the "hottest" square miles of development in the Western world.

Crack open a case of Castle Soda and chances are that a few of the bottles will have painted labels from defunct bottlers, some from Connecticut and some from as far away as Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa

Sizeable funds came from the regional development agencies – now defunct – and from local councils.

And unlike Britain's Private Eye, France's Canard Enchaîné or the now defunct Spy from New York, it offers no inside gossip just comic relief from the facts, factoids and earnestness of the regular media.

It is taking over defunct shops from such high-street casualties as HMV, Jessops and Blockbuster to convert into groceries.

"Here's my sad collection of bulbs that didn't work," Ms. Zuercher said the other day as she pulled a cardboard box containing defunct bulbs from her laundry shelf.

Mr Coulson edited the now defunct NoW from 2003 to 2007, resigning after the convictions of Goodman and Mulcaire.

The teams were (the now defunct) Samsung White from Korea and the (now equally defunct) China's Starhorn Royal Club and the game was League of Legends.