Sentence examples for approaching demise from inspiring English sources

I, though, am unnerved by the fish's approaching demise.

And the approaching demise of the Assad regime in Syria will weaken Hezbollah.

He joked about his approaching demise with his customary wit and good humor.

Farther west, Mark Mendenhall, president of the North Platte Noon Rotary Club, witnessed a similar appetite for license plate books over the last year, especially given their approaching demise.

Dovhan's Musetta may find a new plangency in the final act, but Kovalevska's approaching demise is not heralded by any suggestion of fragility in her singing: it is left to Villazon to wring our hearts, not through his voice but through the physical paroxysms of his grief.

He remembers her saying, "In that case, why don't we get rid of this silly tea and have a drink?" Finding oneself face to face with one's obituary writer might not seem like cause for celebration -- the hovering stranger, collecting string on one's life, a reminder of nothing so much as the possibility that unknown people out there are contemplating coolly one's approaching demise.

In 1957, two Aleppo rabbis, fearing their community was approaching its demise, decided to take advantage of a chance to smuggle the codex to Aleppo Jews now living in Israel.

The vast majority of living things that share our planet remain undiscovered or have been so poorly studied that we have no idea whether their populations are healthy, or approaching their demise.

Don't look now kiddies, but the days of everyone sitting around your new 4K, Ultra HD, 52" hyper-pixelated flatscreen, and watching the same show together, are fast approaching their demise.

Remarkably, even as the infected cells were approaching their demise, their transcriptional program appeared virtually oblivious to the dramatic cytopathic effects of the overwhelming infection.

Even as the overwhelmingly infected cells approached their demise, with extensive cytopathic changes, their gene expression programs appeared almost oblivious to poxvirus infection.