Sentence examples for caught dying from inspiring English sources

They are weak swimmers and are delicate when caught, dying quickly out of water.

Two of the five GUNS men, who did not all know each other until they were caught, died in the prisons they were sent to.

Just 41 seconds after the two officers arrived at the house in Honicknowle, Plymouth, Pimlott caught fire – dying five days later in hospital from severe burns.

I felt as though I caught myself dying.

Many of the characters in "War Dances" are midlife, caught between dying fathers and toy-happy kids, often making lousy decisions.

Astronomers have caught four dying stars in the act of chowing down on rocky alien planets similar to Earth, a destructive cosmic process that may one day play out in our very own solar system,  a new study reveals.

Marine catfish predominated the by-catch, along with snappers, moray eels, groupers, nurse sharks, blacknose sharks, and stingrays, but only 22% of this by-catch died and virtually no endangered species were killed.

Advice that will have come an hour too late for many viewers who would have been far better off going outdoors to catch the dying summer's warmth than cooped up indoors.

Criticising the BBC's record on Savile – who was never caught and died last year aged 84, the Prime Minister said: "These allegations do leave many institutions - perhaps particularly the BBC - with serious questions to answer - I think above all the question, 'How did he get away with this for so long?'".

But after the 2006 champion, Floyd Landis, defaulted his title for doping, and Bjarne Riis — now Contador's coach — admitted he doped during his 1996 Tour championship run, and other mainstays of that sport have confessed, been caught or died young, there is not much confidence left in pro cycling.

Moreover, caught coelacanths die immediately because of the change in pressure and temperature, and under the hot tropical sun, their DNA quickly degrades.