Sentence examples for a final death from inspiring English sources

A final death toll was not expected for days.

The independence of the judiciary was dealt a final death blow with the new constitutional amendment of December 30, the last day of the parliamentary session.

The arrival of Mr. Snowden in Moscow, coming on top of anger over a new Russian law against pro-gay "propaganda," was nothing more than a final death blow to the reset.

Take mobile OSs: This week the Mozilla Foundation pulled the plug on Firefox OS – the mobile OS which could have replaced native apps with HTML-based apps – a final death throe in the mobile OS wars.

Police said they have pulled 154 bodies from the wreckage, but that the number of others missing and feared dead indicated a final death toll higher than previously thought.

But while experts have praised Japan's rigorous building codes and quake-resistant buildings for limiting the number of casualties from Friday's earthquake, the devastation in coastal areas and a final death toll predicted to exceed 10,000 could push Japan to redesign its seawalls — or reconsider its heavy reliance on them altogether.

They follow the same trajectory, as we watch a terminal no-hoper embark on a final, death-or-glory adventure.

Last year's targeting of the Jaipur Literature Festival by opponents of Rushdie was a final death-twitch of the Satanic Verses affair.

The biggest addition is a grappling hook within the Bond watch that allows the player to reach secret areas with cash bonuses, although why an MI6 agent needs loose change is really a final death-rattle of the level-based score systems of a dead generation bleeding onto what publishers hoped would add replay value.

On the other hand, the Encyclopedia of Yugoslavia states that at least 35,000 were killed in Jadovno, with a possible final death toll of 50,000 60,000.

Aleppo will nonetheless be remembered as a symbolic milestone, the final death of a dream of a more democratic Syria that had waned long ago.