In contrast, someone who waives a claim will hardly be surprised by the fact that the claim is now extinguished.
How do you explain to your white children the inconceivable grief of Michael Brown's parents who have no true explanation as to why their child's light is now extinguished from this world other than the fact his skin is darker than my sons'?
That is expected next year as the loan book is now virtually extinguished.
The geographic distinctions of time and space, first chipped away at by smoke signals, and telegraph and telephone and radio and TV, are now entirely extinguished by the hand-held and instantaneous presence of everyone in view of everyone else.
Now, it seems, we are being alerted to the fact that the working class was not extinguished in this happy version of progress.
The torch was not extinguished.
(Also eyeblinks are not extinguished; conditioned responses are extinguished).
With the Olympic flame now extinguished (it will be re-lit for the Paralympic Games next month), Russia can reflect on a job well done.
Lord Beckett gains power over Davy Jones, and with the help of Jones' ship, the Flying Dutchman, he is now executing his plans to extinguish piracy forever.
Differential buoyancy forces the cool gases to move ahead of the flame, which is then extinguished because it is now propagating into a partially diluted nonflammable mixture.
