Sentence examples for extinct to from inspiring English sources
Why does the title go from "Extinct" to "Extant" in the promos?
If you could bring something extinct to life, what would it be?
One night in Alabama, he ended up at a drive-in theatre, now extinct, to see "Grease".
He then went on to write poetry so complex it seemed the reader had to know the entire history of civilization and several languages, some possibly extinct, to understand his work.
And, of course, Homo sapiens went much further, learning over generations, once their preferred big game became rare or extinct, to make use of a far broader spectrum of species.
From theories on why small-breasted women aren't extinct to the vagaries of her own libido and desire for children, it is extremely engaging, if in places more intriguing than hilarious.
Specifically, small subpopulations are more likely to go extinct due to harmful mutations than to benefit from advantageous mutations.
"The federal government has always wanted Indian people either to become extinct or to assimilate".
Results show that globally a total of 485 species are projected to go extinct due to current forest land use.
Similarly, to say the ivory-billed woodpecker is not extinct is to be referring to a type, a species.
This might lead to their being declared extinct, only to reemerge years later.
