to be out of touch (with someone) (to not have contact [with someone])

Eg 1:

A: Are you still in touch with Pierre?

B: No. We’ve been out of touch for years. We lost touch after he went back to France.

Eg 2:

A: I heard that Liliana has been out of touch with her parents for years.

B: Yes, I heard that too.  I wonder why she doesn’t try to get in touch with them.

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Can you make a sentence using “to be out of touch”?