fall into disuse

It is not clear when the church fell into disuse.

The order fell into disuse by 1732 at the latest.

Then the property seems to have fallen into disuse for some time.

As a continuous whole, the road fell into disuse after one year.

But it turns out that, you know, a lot of them have fallen into disuse.

After that time, the house fell into disuse and was abandoned.

She fortunately lived long enough to see the term fall into disuse.

It was strange how that word had fallen into disuse.

This rail line fell into disuse and was closed in 1989.

The station was never rebuilt and the line fell into disuse.

Written specifically for that time of war, it soon fell into disuse.

At that time, they were confiscated and fell into disuse.

Their practice of private confession has fallen into disuse in most areas.

After falling into disuse, she is believed to have been broken up.

"These are words that for some reason have fallen into disuse.

In the process, a splendid group of recipes fell into disuse.

But it fell into disuse after a series of restrictive court decisions.

In that period, the land and the station, close to the old Berlin wall, fell into disuse.

After the war the track fell into disuse and disappeared in many places.

The mosque fell into disuse briefly between 1900 and 1912.

It fell into disuse later on and today stands in ruins.

After falling into disuse it was bought and restored from 1894.

The name, however, appears to have fallen into disuse with the passage of time.

I suppose it's not surprising the church fell into disuse.

It rarely is better, and the category has fallen into disuse.