Sentence examples for anticipated deaths from inspiring English sources

"Anticipated deaths tend to be a petri dish for sibling rivalry because of the long lead-up time," said Julie Friedman, a senior associate broker at Bellmarc Realty, who is completing a grief-related dissertation for her Ph.D. in social work.

The most favourable interpretation of these events is either that the government was following the rule of law in refusing to act on an illegitimate extradition request or it was deliberately thwarting a lawful request on the moral ground that in so doing, it was preventing the anticipated deaths of many citizens.

Anticipated deaths from asthma would not have been reported, and as a consequence, our study may underestimate this group.

Such misperceptions make a pretty good reason to be tight-lipped – anticipated death is not so hot for your career.

Mr. Little's decision helps illuminate one of the questions lurking behind the year's most eagerly anticipated death penalty case: Why have states so doggedly and uniformly clung to an execution method with the potential to inflict intense pain when a simpler one is readily available?

The poems anticipate death but hold it off — they filibuster — by transfiguring it into comic forms.

Was her final scene, in which she sobs and anticipates death, too harsh or just clear-eyed?

Anticipating death he wrote: "Those who are dying are marked not only by themselves but by the world they are losing".

Made largely with the same crew as its predecessor including the guitarist and producer Larry Campbell and Helm's daughter Amy the set finds Helm both affirming life and anticipating death.

In the first, a young girl gives a beautiful scarf to her mother, only to have it returned to her 50 years later as her mother anticipates death; in the second, a naïve young girl travels by overnight bus for an important scholarship interview, finds herself in a scene of sordid assault, yet somehow manages to appear at her interview, where she is granted the life-changing scholarship.

Expecting death is thus to wait for a case of death, whereas to anticipate death is to own it.