Sentence examples for always died from inspiring English sources

So the relationships always died out".

Not for nothing have officers always died in disproportionate numbers, in wars throughout British history.I think Mr Cameron's current problem is not that he angers the Tory right.

Although bills to remove the flag and add the King holiday have passed the State Senate in the past, they have always died in the House, where districts are smaller and constituencies are often exclusively white or black.

Scientists at the hospital where she died, Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, had been working for years to try to start a continuously reproducing cell line – but the cells always died.

For three decades, the bill has been passed by the Assembly, which is controlled by Democrats, but has always died a quiet death in the Senate, controlled by Republicans.

The deaths reminded the city of the way police officers have always died on the job and will continue to die as long as there is violence and random chance: doing the everyday, incremental, incredibly perilous work that keeps one more gun, one more criminal, off the streets.

Pirates 205-207 ALWAYS die.

Downtown always dies.

"But you can always die.

He always dies in July.

Literary journals are always dying.