Examples of 'party is no longer' in a sentence

Meaning of "party is no longer"

party is no longer - a phrase indicating that a party or gathering has ended or been cancelled. It is typically used to inform others about a change in plans or schedule

How to use "party is no longer" in a sentence

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party is no longer
Thank goodness your party is no longer in power.
The party is no longer active politically.
You are probably aware that my party is no longer in office.
The party is no longer registered.
Why do people feel the Democratic Party is no longer one of us?
The party is no longer bothered about the country and the people.
The Republican party is no longer valid.
The party is no longer nationalist and Eurosceptic.
Much of the Conservative Party is no longer prepared to make the same sacrifice.
The Party is no longer the sole expression of the vanguard.
And the Labor Party is no longer a labor party.
The party is no longer recognisable, says an anonymous source.
The Republican Party is no longer the Conservative party.
This party is no longer accepting apologies, only confessions.
The conservative party is no longer the party of responsible government and of one nation.

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The Democratic party is no longer the party of John Kennedy.
Hence the Republican Party is no longer the opposition Party in the American political system.
The workers ' party is no longer appealing to the workers.
Kostunica 's party is no longer a DOS member.
The Republican party is no longer a pro-America political party.
The Independence Party is no longer just a nexus of influence, we are a power to liberate.
Dull. The party is no longer recognisable, says an anonymous source.
The party is no longer ours, remember?
The Democratic Party is no longer the opposition ; it is “ the resistance . ”.

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