Sentence examples for defunct on from inspiring English sources
His father (considered guilty of covering up his son's actions) refused to retire, which led many believers to leave the church and pastors to vote for the federation's dissolution; this one was officially announced as defunct on 25 November 2006.
The NRC was established on Oct. 11, 1974, by President Gerald Ford as one of two successor organizations to the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), which became defunct on that same day.
Tip O'Neill's old saw that "all politics is local" is defunct on the national stage.
This, however, was a theory made defunct on Sunday when Detroit lost 42-17 againsthehe Arizona Cardinals, at home.
Even the hospital equipment is on the way out: an x-ray machine lies defunct on the floor.
I spent many wonderful hours at Bistrot Margot, a restaurant, now defunct, on Prince Street, but I could not now recall the contents of any meal I ever consumed there.
SeeSaw was launched using the assets of ITV, Channel 4 and BBC Worldwide's defunct video-on-demand venture Project Kangaroo, which Arqiva acquired for about £8m.
In the 1980's, the first upscale condominium units, named the Boatyard, was built on the site of a defunct boatyard on the sound.
The Aluminium Helter Skelter, designed by artist Henry Krokatsis, was due to be installed on the site of a defunct fountain on Pelham roundabout.
A bard of the not-so-haute bourgeoisie, the fifty-one-year-old Bronx-born playwright, who graduated from the progressive (now defunct) Walden School, on Central Park West, chronicles but rarely analyzes his characters.
I last sent words to press on the subject of Howard Cosell in April of 1995 for a now defunct weekly on the occasion of the legendary broadcaster's death.
