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‘the patch of ground was overgrown and the hut was no more’
- ‘Compton added that the booming business scene that once existed on the island was no more.’
- ‘There is a feeling that the Britain we have known has passed its sell-by date and may soon be no more.’
- ‘The farmers he had served so well were no more for they, too, had faded away through changing times.’
- ‘It took a long time for it to sink in that the buildings were no more.’
- ‘By the time he came back to office as Northern Ireland Secretary, the world he was used to was no more.’
- ‘Until a week ago, it looked as if the highly successful Swindon Jazz Festival was no more.’
- ‘Skye's unbeaten home record, which was based on their performances in division one, is no more.’
- ‘The once proud fell farmer is no more - his culture has long been under threat with collapse of prices.’
- ‘We'd originally drawn your attention to the gig in our feature last week but, alas, the event is no more.’
- ‘Farming was once common, but it is no more, and the gardens are a thing of the past.’