Sentence examples for it's defunct from inspiring English sources

It's defunct, caput, irrelevant and irretrievably lost.

I am not sure how easy it is to recycle once it's defunct, either.

"The way the Tory party is retailing politics is like the way HMV retailed music - it's defunct".

Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr he said: "The way the Tory party is retailing politics is like the way HMV retailed music - it's defunct.

So, why is Trump Vodka still popular in Israel, when it's defunct everywhere else? No, it's not a Netanyahu-planted advertising campaign the drink was prevalent in the country long before Trump ascended to the highest office in the land.

But it is defunct and without its charms.

"We just assumed it was defunct," Mr. Fisher said of the military provision.

The league said the union was doing this not because it was defunct or incapable of representing N.B.A. players, but as a "negotiating tactic, which the Union incorrectly believes would enable it to commence an antitrust challenge to the N.B.A.'s lockout, which the Union in turn believes would strengthen its position in negotiations over a renewed labor agreement".

At the hearing Friday, Trump University lawyer Jill Martin told Curiel that although it is defunct — it has not accepted students since 2010 — the business could reopen in the future.

Although Maybach is, like Rolls, a storied brand name from automotive history, it had been defunct for decades before Mercedes resurrected it in 2002.

"There's no central leadership where they can go and knock off the top guy and it will be defunct," he said.