Use "outlived" in a sentence
1. He has outlived his usefulness.
2. This old system has outlived its usefulness.
3. The building has outlived its usefulness.
4. The machine had outlived its usefulness .
5. The docks have outlived their usefulness.
6. She outlived her husband by twenty years.
7. The advisory group has outlived its usefulness.
8. Tadpole shrimp have outlived dinosaurs, trilobites and mammoths.
9. As a commuter service, the ferry has outlived its usefulness .
10. The world has outlived much, and will outlive a great deal more.
11. The UN is an organisation which has long since outlived its usefulness.
12. 6 The Balboa Park carousel already has outlived its creators and most of its own history.
13. Ahmose appears to have outlived her more famous half-brother and sister.
14. Joe and his wife, Rose, outlived JFK, who thus did not receive an inheritance.
15. If Smenkhkare outlived Akhenaten, and became sole pharaoh, he likely ruled Egypt for less than a year.
16. The tortoiseshell feline long outlived two dogs purchased by Voorhees at about the same time.
17. It is even so with classes that have fulfilled their function and outlived their utility .
18. 107 rows · Bothies are remote, rural cottages that have outlived their original purposes …
19. The accommodation and ablution containers were received from liquidating missions in # and have outlived their normal life span
20. In order to enhance his credibility Fedora was allowed to expose John Vassall who by then had outlived his usefulness.
21. Although forces of great magic created ironclad maulers, they are now found in wild regions, having escaped or outlived their creators.
22. We cannot sustain a system that bleeds billions of taxpayer dollars on programmes that have outlived their usefulness, or exist solely because of the power of a politician, lobbyist or interest group.
23. Amontillados, then, are simply finos (or manzanillas, as finos are known if they come from the port town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda) that have outlived the flor and gained additional oxidative
24. But remarkably, in the popular subverted culture, this saying seems to have outlived its own meaning, as it is now invoked Antonymously: in the new vernacular, to speak of ‘mending fences’ means tearing down all fences, …