Sentence examples for it decommissioned from inspiring English sources

He says he never imagined that LIPA, once it decommissioned Shoreham, would paint its initials over Lilco's trucks, never imagined a boisterous consumer advocate would land the CEO seat.

The dump, which lies 8km (5 miles) from the city centre, was declared full in 2001, and since then campaigners, including Concern, have sought to have it decommissioned.

He was given the weapon as a leaving present by a unit of Iraq Special Forces he was training and said he had intended to have it decommissioned and to keep it as a trophy.

Earlier this year, the navy said it decommissioned six clandestine meth labs in the Tamazula area between August and November.

The church, Mansfield Traquair, is a beautiful, compact structure with a barrel vault and iridescent stained glass, only it is how do you put it?–decommissioned.

Until it was decommissioned, it was Michigan's shortest state highway.

His first article in the magazine was called "The Concorde, R.I.P ., which chronicled his flight aboard the supersonic Concorde airplane before it was decommissioned; it was later included in The Best Travel Writing 2005, the second volume of the annual Travelers' Tales series.

With merciless, bankrupting ease, the building has shrugged off everything wide-eyed developers have tried to throw at it since it was decommissioned in 1983.

Newcastle upon Tyne has announced that it has "decommissioned" its entire arts funding budget.

Before it was decommissioned nine years later, it made 590 flights, including 144 ocean crossings.

Appropriately enough, the Frying Pan spent three years underwater after it was decommissioned by the Coast Guard — it sank in Chesapeake Bay.