Sentence examples for a common death from inspiring English sources

ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Jane Leonard, librarian, will head the Mystery Book Discussion Group, focusing on "A Common Death," Natasha Cooper's 1990 novel.

This American masterpiece by Augustus Saint-Gaudens portrays a white officer leading black soldiers towards a common death in the civil war.

Nearly 1,000 medical workers in Belfast staged a one-day strike today, after a hospital employee received a letter, reportedly sent by a Protestant paramilitary group, that contained a bullet, a common death threat here.

The painting may have been inspired by the death of Pomare V, the former king of Tahiti, shortly after Gauguin's arrival there in 1891, although decapitation was not a common death ritual.

Politely, gravely, Suri has built an abstract structure in which all these elements live and talk and argue together, as if they were neighbors sharing a common kitchen, a common death: Harold Robbins, Hindi cinema, Robert Oppenheimer, the Bhagavad-Gita, X, various gods and his mother.

It should bring a closer kinship, a better understanding, and a deeper sympathy for the wayfarers who must live a common life and die a common death.

It seems all the artworks I like have a few things in common: death, decay, and the never-ending enigma of transience.

This suggests that death resistance induced by repeated hypoxic cycles results from a common downstream death pathway.

All radical style becomes streamlined after a while, in the search for a common language; death metal, no exception, has gradually lost its sense of straining and discomfort since the late 1980s.

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is a common cause of death among infants ages two weeks to one year unexpected deaths of outwardly healthy infants.

The difference is that asphyxia deaths were not included in the SUNDs which was a common cause of death in our BID study.