The drug was banned from pharmacies in 1962 but never disappeared from use.
Nevertheless, as foreign invaders gained control in Greece, the drachma disappeared from use.
The words used to distinguish between dialect regions are often obscure, archaic terms which have disappeared from use.
It also contains links to their synonyms and records when the word came into and disappeared from use.
But artificial surfaces, despite the wishes of many players of both sexes, are unlikely to disappear from use in the United States any time soon.
It may have been used following the sack of Constantinople by Venetian-supported crusaders in 1204, but it probably disappeared from use after the fall of Constantinople to the Turks in 1453.
The Royal Navy developed the carronade in the 18th century, although they disappeared from use in the 1850s.
The alternate name persisted in use for about 40 years, but had virtually disappeared from use (in favor of 'Texas') by the end of the century.
Essentially, to view the Bournonville method performed is to step back into the past; it's a preservation of 19th century French classical dance, which has for the most part disappeared from use.
So here's a cheer for Commissioner Bud Selig's timely proposal to ban pro baseball players from chewing tobacco in Major League games -- and, while we're at it, let's go ahead and see that the chaw, snuff and other smokeless tobacco products disappear from use.
In the 17th century, the German language uses 'verantwortlich' in the sense of 'verantwort' (Grimm [1956]), similarly Dutch 'verantwoordelijk' (Woordenboek der Nederlandse Taal 131), In German, this use continues, in Dutch it disappeared from regular use in the course of the 19th century (except for the use of 'onverantwoordelijk' in the sense of 'onverantwoord'onverantwoord
