The phrase "and died with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing someone's death, often followed by a description of the circumstances or the cause of death.
Example: "He fought bravely in battle and died with a sword in his hand."
Alternatives: "and passed away with a" or "and succumbed with a".
He lived and died with a "Shem Tov," a good name.
They did so despite the death of Nathan Maddox, a redshirt sophomore who committed suicide Feb. 12. Maddox left a four-page note, Miles said, and died with a Bible in his lap, turned to John 3 16.
However, if the donor had retained the real estate and died with a fair market value of $2 million, the real estate has a new cost basis of $2 million, and there are no capital gain taxes due.
Seven MV patients failed to recover from disease and died with a mean illness duration time of 16.7 and 5.8 days (mean, SD).
He lived with a quiet dignity, and died with an equal measure of it.
He was an active, good man through life, and died with an honorable old age, as was the case, in full, with his Father before him.
The aid-in-dying law passed almost one year after former California resident Brittany Maynard's medication-assisted death in Oregon brought international attention to the need for a choice in how one lives and dies with a terminal illness.
None of that would have mattered if Oregon hadn't reeled off a near-perfect season last year, just as Max was tuning into football and experiencing what it means to live and die with a team.
Then she joked that racism might end a lot sooner if black people could make their enemies sicken and die with a thought, and of course the rightwing publications started sounding the klaxons.
In North Carolina, basketball is like a religion, so I was accustomed to the concept of living and dying with a team, trading stats from a previous night's game with a stranger and referring to players by their first names as if we were close friends.
The engine is cut and dies with a finality as frighteningly abrupt as the bark with which it sprang to life.
