Sentence examples for before its death from inspiring English sources
Having survived for just 49 days before its death, it's tragic that TouchPad lived just one day longer than the oft-mocked Microsoft Kin.
Asclepius, represented in the sky by the constellation Ophiuchus, which splits Serpens into two distinct halves, was known for killing a snake that was resurrected because a different snake had placed a certain herb on it before its "death".
The current off the southern Philippine island of Mindanao had washed away the blood it vomited before its death.
Like Old Mameyes before its death, Mr. Barbosa's section, called San Tomas by the families who live there, is thickly covered by homes set a few feet apart, stepped along the broad hillside.
On a visit to Christmas Island in 2013, I saw the very last Christmas Island forest skink, so frisky and so shiny, just months before its death in captivity marked the demise of its kind.
For almost 150 years, a bronze of Greyfriars Bobby, a Skye terrier that supposedly guarded his owner's grave for years before its death in 1872, has long been a popular stop on the Edinburgh tourist map.
Starting in 1978, the Garden State Bowl staggered through four lackluster years before its timely death.
As Ric Burns's epic history of the Twin Towers explains, it took a French wire-walker, Philippe Petit, to humanise the building with a display of virtuoso courage, signalling an upturn in its status – before its "public death" on 11 September 2001.
To a large degree, this absence of feeling is understandable: the Armsteads' marriage was dead long before Ben issued its death certificate.
Mr. Akcam, who spent much of the 1980s imprisoned pending the outcome of his trial, was sentenced along with his remaining co-defendants to hang, in a ruling in July 2002, just 17 days before Turkey abolished its death penalty.
The giant is somehow smuggled unnoticed into a theater in the middle of a major city, where it breaks lose and climbs to the top of the Grape Ape Building before falling to its death.
