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cease to be

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See: decease, dissipate, expire, perish
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About the election posters, he added: "I cease to be an AM at midnight on May 2 and any posters in my premises will be taken down or suitably amended.
WALES: Minister 'breaking rules on campaign' by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
n The 1881 Household Cyclopedia advised: Machinery of various kinds to be put in motion by the wind are often employed to frighten crows but when they become familiar they cease to be of any use.
Facts about scarecrows by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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