Sentence examples for better of death from inspiring English sources

She flies above the train that carries her ashes away from West Virginia and, although the sadness you feel is partly caused by disbelief, there is a rightness about Annabel, most creative of children, getting the better of death, embodying the indestructibility of imagination.

Interestingly, grip strength was a better predictor of death or cardiovascular disease than blood pressure.

KNOCKING ON HEAVEN'S DOOR: The Path to a Better Way of Death, by Katy Butler.

However, there is evidence that the highest mGCS score in the first 24 hours after injury might be a better predictor of death.

A recent study has found that loss of bone density may be an even better predictor of death from atherosclerotic disease than cholesterol levels.

In three Schubert songs, he reined in a couple of climaxes by imposing a veneer of self-consciousness; but it would be hard to find a better performance of "Death and the Maiden".

Better monitoring of death certificates was first ordered under Labour in an effort to prevent more killings like those perpetrated by the GP Howard Shipman, and to increase understanding of diseases.

Ms. Butler, a journalist in San Francisco, has spent much of the intervening years at work on the just-published "Knocking on Heaven's Door: The Path to a Better Way of Death".

Katy Butler, author of "Knocking on Heaven's Door: The Path to a Better Way of Death," an account of her eight years caring for her father and mother, regularly traveled from her home in Mill Valley, Calif., to be with them in Connecticut near Wesleyan University, where her father had taught history.

Whether you would rate your health as excellent, good, fair or poor is a better predictor of death in the next five years for men aged 40 to 70 than physical measures including blood pressure and pulse rate, according to scientists writing in the Lancet medical journal.

Knocking on Heaven's Door is inspiring passionate conversations about lighting the path to a better way of death.  .