Sentence examples for no longer extant from inspiring English sources

Many of the originals are no longer extant.

Plutarch's biography of him is no longer extant.

That partnership is not dissolved until both parties are no longer extant.

His memoirs, no longer extant, provided an important source for Polybius' History.

His other plays, some no longer extant, did not equal The Contrast.

Although the work is no longer extant, Euclid may have used it as a model for his Elements.

Unfortunately, the main lobby, which had abstract murals that Hildreth Meiere also worked on, is no longer extant.

His book is a valuable source for his contemporaries and contains excerpts from earlier biographies no longer extant.

In Japan and Korea the court music has derived from an archaic (and no longer extant) court music of China.

Selected for their illustrations of buildings in lower Manhattan, these pieces of stationery include rare images of the city's commercial architecture, much of which is no longer extant.

THE phrase "Communist musical comedy" may sound like an oxymoron, but even the officially achieved utopia of no-longer-extant East Germany required a few measures of utopian song-and-dance.