Sentence examples for now decommissioned from inspiring English sources

Not only is she in possession of a weapon, but she can access the same foreboding biblical rhetoric as her (now decommissioned) father.

Our captain, Stacey Belbin, who is descended from a long line of Mersea fishermen, pointed out the 19th-century oyster-packing sheds and the square hulk of Bradwell Power Station – now decommissioned – squatting on the opposite shore.

They were the loss of primary and alternative shore supply to the nuclear hunter/killer attack sub HMS Talent in 2009 and the loss of "AC shore supply" to the now decommissioned nuclear sub HMS Trafalgar in 2011, the Serc report said.

TEPCO, the utilities giant that supplies 23m customers around Tokyo, was relying heavily on those now decommissioned reactors.

The nuclear power station is now decommissioned, and the last flask of empty nuclear fuel rods travelled on the lines in 1995.

The highway was established around 1932, with the northern terminus being the now decommissioned US-40S.

In the Gulf of Mexico some 400 platforms are now being decommissioned each year.

(Unit 1, which opened in 1970, shut down for good in 1995 and is now being decommissioned).

The entire facility is now being decommissioned, but Tepco's clean-up, which has been strongly criticised by environmentalists, is expected to take up to 40 years.

It is now being decommissioned along with many other plants in Britain, such as Oldbury 1 in Gloucestershire and Wylfa 1 on Angelsey in North Wales, which closed last year.

Both buildings have now been decommissioned and sold to a private owner.