Sentence examples for put out of use from inspiring English sources

People bringing their cars into the West End to shop, work or play will be expected to drive round and round, scouring the streets for the few empty meters or pay-and-display bays (single yellow lines having been put out of use) and then pay up to £4.80 an hour for the privilege of parking.

The additional variable is "TickS", which handles the self assignment of the route, which is put out of use by setting of its flag.

With the proper choice of action levels, degradations should not yet have reached a stage where they can be detected in clinical images, but on the other hand, the equipment is not put out of use for readjustments, calibrations, for a too longtime period.

Possibly the trackway was put out of use by Nero's abortive canal works in 67 CE.

The Treaty laid out a list of ships, including most of the older dreadnoughts and almost all the newer ships under construction, which were to be scrapped or otherwise put out of use.

The commonly used and tags have been put out of use as of XHTML version 2.0 and HTML versions past 3.

The very audience that could use a raise will ultimately be put out of work entirely.

To be put out of its misery".