Sentence examples similar to be dead or indead from inspiring English sources
Schulz said once that if it weren't for cartooning he'd be dead, and indeed he died within days of resigning from the strip because of ill health.
Well, let's just say we all make youthful mistakes, and I'm lucky I took such a large dose of a drug with incredibly low toxicity or I might indeed be dead.
Can cats (or indeed humans) really be dead and alive at the same time?
So it is safe to assume that most of the people now infected will indeed be dead by the next election.Botswana, the world's hardest hit country, is watching life-expectancy sink back to levels last seen 30 years ago.
Keynes was putting it mildly when he said we could not wait for the world economy to just fix itself because it would simply come too late for those unemployed today; they might indeed be dead by the time recovery arrives, and the "classical" solution might mean recovery could never come.
Ding Dong the Witch is dead, indeed.
Last Friday the New York Times quoted the World Bank as saying "There's no question the Washington consensus is dead," indeed it "died at the time of the $700bn bail-out".
He plays as if he might expire before the song ends, especially on the harrowing, permafrosted Living Behind the Sun - "my body lives on but my soul is dead" indeed.
Last Friday the New York Times quoted the World Bank as saying "There's no question the Washington consensus is dead," indeed it "died at the time of the $700bn bail-out". If the bail-out is death, then awarding Paul Krugman the Nobel prize for economics is the nail in the coffin.
Indeed "the scene" may be dead, but there's an upside here.
