Sentence examples for it defunct from inspiring English sources

Now you can call it defunct.

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.

He referred to what he called the "Conservative mythology of Magna Carta", in that it's a piece of history that the party is trying to utilise as a patriotic symbol of British liberty, despite the fact that almost all of it is defunct and it only refers to England.

It's defunct and it's totally lame.

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

But it is defunct and without its charms.

One of the purchases was the Omni, a mixed-use development that includes 1.5 million square feet -- much of it a defunct mall -- and a 2,700-space 2,700-spaceage, where it said it could get a slot machine casino uparkingunningarage matter of months.

For the past year, the Defense Department has gradually decreased its supplies of fuel for the power plant, leaving it almost defunct.

Two years later, it is defunct.

Some critics have dubbed it 'transport defunct'.

Let's hope it remains "defunct" for another 25 years.