Sentence examples for a dying one from inspiring English sources
He views this work as an art form, albeit a dying one.
It might give you whiplash if you haven't been paying attention: this isn't a new, young, maverick establishment – it's a dying one reasserting itself.
Described in NBC's promotional tape as "a new breed of journalist," Wallace Benton seems more like the last of a dying one.
She suggests mâcon or chianti, but I fear the art of drinking strong reds in the sun is a dying one.
Huber's book has a sensibility like "Tuesdays With Morrie" -- a younger man learns life lessons from a dying one as Mitch Albom did from Morrie Siegel.
Scott's role is a dying one in what many term the "new" NHL, one that has altered its rules to emphasize speed, skill, and goal-scoring, thereby naturally weeding out the usually slower, less skilled guys who in past have been on the ice to physically stick up for the star players.
Anarene is a dying one-horse town so sapped of vitality that its movie house is closing.
This portrayal is a common, though dying, one.
Among patients who requested a physician's aid in dying, one in four had clinical depression.
"We heard you were dying," one said.
"It's crazy how life turns out when a friend dies," one boy wrote.
