Sentence examples for a moving death from inspiring English sources

Carey sings Streets of Laredo as a lullaby and has a moving death scene in which he lapses back into childhood to recite the Lord's Prayer.

Viewers are also informed that fashion magazines are to blame for moving death fully into the commercial marketplace.

Played by an artist of Mr. Kuderna's sensitivity, even its most athletic passages were unexpectedly moving, death-defying feats.

The Allegretto smuggles presentiments of "Pathétique" gloom among vivacious dance moves: "Death in Florence," let's say.

Riding a moving sidewalk towards death?

We analyzed different averaging periods: for example, lag0 (day of death exposure) and lag04 (a moving average of day of death exposure and previous 4-day exposure).

Former Scottish footballer Colin Hendry recently gave a moving interview about the death of his wife, Denise, mother of their four children.

Maybe it's because Great Canal Journeys is such a moving show, but the death of Timothy West's character last year hit home hard.

Police searched Friday for a 26-year-old man wanted for questioning in the death of a woman with whom he was having a relationship who fell to her death from a moving car on the 210 Freeway.

Vlady, who survived the travails of Europe and ended up with his father in Mexico, also contributes a moving paragraph on Serge's death (by heart attack in Mexico City in 1947 at the age of 57).

In Maynard's case, this last exertion of control — the desire to set the scene for her death — is a moving manifestation of adult autonomy only very recently won, all the more poignant for the way in which it parallels Maynard's recent, more generationally predictable incarnation as a bride.