Sentence examples for defunct in from inspiring English sources

And here, twenty years later, was that future, however defunct, in the palm of my hand.

It was made up by Grey Advertising (now defunct) in Philadelphia for a Mr. Softee radio commercial in 1960.

It also underscores the fact that terrorism, all but defunct in Peru for more than a decade, is still a hot political issue.

The city is an important centre of native artifacts, and it was an important stop on the rail line between Guayaquil and Quito, now defunct in this region.

Farmed out to various boarding schools, where she did not fit in, she finally graduated from the House in the Pines (now defunct), in Norwood, Massachusetts.

A retreating bus in the mural is a sajha, a cheap, popular mode of public transportation here that is now defunct in the wake of government instability.

Cannabis grows have been discovered, for example, in shut down pubs in Brockley, Manchester, Merthyr and South Shields and in defunct nightclubs in Bolton, Glamorgan, Sutton, Liverpool and Swansea.

In 1969, he and his wife, Theresa, opened the Maloney Meat Co. on the site of their defunct drive-in.

It even hired away Ken Mandelbaum, the gossip columnist at Theatre.com whose work formerly appeared in the now-defunct In Theater magazine.

Three months later, I found myself in the legendary (now long-defunct) RCA Studio A in Midtown, in a state of sheer terror.

Crittenden was active in organizing the Whig Party from the remnants of the defunct National Republican Party in 1834.