Sentence examples for and dies by a from inspiring English sources

A cleanup hitter lives and dies by a swing he perfected when he was 7; a quarterback has a hitch in his throwing motion because he imitated his father.

Fossil-fuel firms live and die by a measure called the reserve replacement ratio, which must remain above 100%.

"We live and die by a piece of paper that doesn't really reflect who we are".

"There is a debate in the industry about whether you want to live and die by a diet's fortunes, or if you want to stay more generic," said John S. Glass, a restaurant analyst at CIBC World Markets in Boston.

While complicated peace plans came and went over the last decade, he and his Hamas followers lived and died by a simple formula: reject negotiations and attack Israel as part of a long-term strategy to drive out the Jews and establish an Islamic state.

The clinching process joins two sheets, placed between a punch and die, by a localized cold forming.

These cells undergo hypertrophy and die by a mechanism that is morphologically distinct from apoptosis, but has not been characterized.

There's a hypocritical way they put out two sets of rules, one for the corporate aristocracy and then one for the rest of us who have to live and die by a "free market" that's not even free..

A love letter to a time in America when heroes loomed large and men (and women) lived and died by a strict code of ethics, the Western genre never seems to wear out its welcome, re-appearing in the box office in one form or another every few years.

This result suggests that these cells either experience much delayed Pr uptake (greater than 15 minutes post exposure) and die by a similar mechanism as the other cell lines or die by a completely different mechanism possibly related to regulation of ion imbalance.

FISKER KARMA Fisker lived and died by an Energy Department loan intended to promote the development and production of its plug-in-hybrid technology.