Sentence examples for class of dead from inspiring English sources
And, by creating a class of dead people whose hearts were still beating, the Harvard committee gave transplant surgeons a new potential supply of organs.
Set just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, and written out of fury at the Bush administration's rush to war, it posits Laura Bush reading to a class of dead Iraqi children.
Vasa is the founder member of the class of DEAD box proteins (Hay et al., 1988a; Lasko and Ashburner, 1988) and was originally discovered as a maternal effect gene required for the formation of germ cells and abdominal segments and in Drosophila (Schüpbach and Wieschaus, 1986).
There are two classes of dead-end metabolites: i) Root-Non-Produced metabolites (RNP) i.e. metabolites that are only consumed by system's reactions, and ii) Root-Non-Consumed (RNC) that includes those metabolites that are only produced by the network but never consumed [ 20].
The owner of the Oak Creek Cemetery refused to allow Katsegahnis to be buried there, arguing, as an item in the Oak Creek Times put it, "We, as a people, do not want this class of citizens, dead or alive, in our midst".
Both belong to the class of the dead, but show different reasons.
Since the classes of unclean dead are believed to have been constantly increasing (in Macedonia, for example, it is believed that all those born in the three months between Christmas and Lady Day are unclean), then all of the dead once objects of veneration and piety will at some point be in danger of rancor, fear, and eventual disregard.
THE headlines on Derby's official Web site say it all: "All Class Reunion Draws Big Crowds!" and "Myron Horbal Oldest Living Graduate in Attendance!" The charming and dry-witted Mr. Horbal, 93, would be the first to say that he was happy to be the oldest living graduate at the event as all but two of his schoolmates from the Derby High School class of 1927 are dead.
But for all the breathtaking class of this excellent dead-ball strike, it was too little too late for Great Britain and served only to make their opponents mad.
In their reports on what they have started to call the "revolution", they are now showing pictures of dead middle-class protesters a far cry from the rabble-rousers whom the state-run media blame.Amid the ebb and flow of the protests, the question is still how to get real change (see article).
