Sentence examples for they're extinct from inspiring English sources
"It's a good thing they're extinct, otherwise they eat you".
"They're just going to die a slow and painful death until they're extinct".
They're extinct, beaten into submission by the wet, limp, chinless world of modern cinema.
Just last month Chris Packham told a Radio Times journalist that "the children out in the woods, out in the fields, enjoying nature on their own - they're extinct".
("The mastodons and mammoths had no reason to die out. They're extinct because, ten thousand years ago, they were overhunted" — just as overhunting had almost eliminated the wild turkey).
They received income from their upper class families, but by 8 May 1945 they were extinct.
Their DNA lives on in us even though they are extinct.
And now that they are extinct, you come back for their bones as well!" A thing you might hear when you are a Dutch palaeontologist excavating dodo bones on Mauritius.
They are extinct in 78% of their historic range, and are listed as an endangered species on the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
By 27,000 years ago they were extinct.
