Sentence examples for going out of service from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, residents are being protected by the old system, which also has a history of failure, going out of service for hours at a time.

But it was going out of service and contained outdated material that the Russians probably found to be of little value.

When we pull into West Falls Church station, two stops from Vienna/Fairfax, Virginia, the end of the Orange Line, an announcement: "This train is going out of service.

The four elevators in the Murphy Houses in the Bronx, for example, are among those with the most breakdowns of any authority elevators in the city, going out of service an average of nearly three times a month in the past two years, according to Housing Authority statistics.

Officers met the subway at Pennsylvania, along with the woman's boyfriend and mother, and the train went out of service.

Others soon fell out of orbit, and Russia's last functional early-warning satellite went out of service two years ago.

The infrastructure is largely there in 'the Halt' station and line which went out of service in the 1950s.

What haunts us in the aftermath is the silence at those numbers that have now gone out of service.

In recent weeks, she told her older sister, Adrienne Triggs, elevators skipped floors and went out of service.

The Long Island Power Authority barely averted a power crisis last weekend when demand set records and four transmission lines went out of service.

It retired the last one in 2009 and its more modern 747-400s went out of service in 2011.