Sentence examples for a dramatic demise from inspiring English sources

During the season of her double collapse in Ouro Prêto, she'd welcomed a "stupendous thunderstorm" that descended with Biblical force on the town, she'd written to Methfessel, hoping "I might get struck by lightning — a dramatic demise, don't you think — & so good for book-sales".

Perhaps the production company (Hammer) did not plan on a sequel and thus opted for such a dramatic demise.

And thanks to proportional representation, they have either abandoned an insipid centre left to a slow – or in Greece's case – dramatic demise, or forced it into a governing coalition – as in Portugal.

The software company may be small but its dramatic demise tells a story that highlights how short-sellers  are not the destructive devils they are often made out to be.

Now, I'm a by-election fan at the best of times but this one's had it all: The suitably dramatic demise of an incumbent to kick the whole thing off?

At least that's the way it looks to most scientists, who blame an asteroid hitting Earth for the ancient beasts' dramatic demise.

A senior North Korean ruling party official and a top aide to leader Kim Jong-un has died in a car accident, the state news agency reported on Wednesday, the latest dramatic demise in the close circle of deputies to the country's leader.

Still, the dramatic demise of DACA might compel lawmakers to act.

It's still unclear how long these palms live before their dramatic demise, or how the genus arrived on the island in the first place.

One theory for this dramatic demise holds that rapid climate shifts at the end of the most recent major ice age, some 10,000 years ago, altered vegetation and broke up habitats, causing the death of those unable to adapt to the new conditions.

It would appear that alcohol abuse and drug addiction got the better of him until his dramatic demise in 2011.