Sentence examples for many extinct from inspiring English sources

In all the notebooks after this experience, many extinct animals were mentioned, and extinction was described as a recurrent phenomenon ("Then many other animals, not just dinosaurs, became extinct," for example, in primary school; "Many changes happened in the past and they continue now," primary and middle school).

But among these living stars, how many closed windows, how many extinct stars, how many sleeping men … Yep, that sounds good to me.

It's the sort of amazing spectacle that has leveled many extinct stadiums and is to occur next month in Irving, Tex., when Texas Stadium will be imploded.

Snakes and many extinct reptilian groups have teeth on the palatal bones (vomer, palatine, pterygoid) and on the bones of the upper jaw (premaxilla, maxilla).

However, the Messel avifauna includes many extinct groups without close living relatives or with unknown affinities, such as the long-legged and flightless Palaeotis weigelti, the aptly named Perplexicervix microcephalon, and the small, presumably nectarivorous, Pumiliornis.

The eastern sections were the site of considerable volcanic activity in recent geological times, usually along ancient fault lines; widespread lava eruptions occurred, resulting in the formation of many extinct volcanic cones and crater lakes.

The hoopoe starling survived longer than many other extinct Mascarene species, and was the last of the Mascarene starling species to become extinct.

Many are extinct or on the wane.

Many are extinct or in danger of extirpation.

Mark GiBritainJones Britain's native herding dogs are in decline, with many breeds extinct.

Many went extinct and the rest are almost gone.