Sentence examples for of defunct from inspiring English sources

Keynes called policymakers "slaves of defunct economists".

These go public by purchasing the shares of defunct public companies and assuming their tickers.

The show is a decorous boneyard of defunct merriment, with the odd unquiet ghost.

But only once it is released from the shackles of defunct thinking.

It's littered with the names of defunct websites (remember Sir Bob Geldof's deckchair.com, anyone?).

Wikipedia's list of defunct independent department stores has 132 entries.Yet in many British towns a Jacksons equivalent survives.

Along the wall was a collection of defunct tech – phonographs, transistor radios, reel-to-reel recorders, Remington typewriters.

Robert Hare, a 19th-century American chemist, summons a convocation of defunct Worthies to answer questions about the afterlife.

The ex-employees of defunct dot-coms are hard to place, especially at the salaries they were used to.

"Infinite Jest: Caricature and Satire from Leonardo to Levine," at the Met, is a decorous boneyard of defunct merriment, with the odd unquiet ghost.

"Where Jurinko really touched a chord was in his images of defunct ballparks," said Marty Appel, who for 25 seasons, until 1992, worked for the Yankees.