Sentence examples for could die as from inspiring English sources

And he is a very good actor: I'd like to think I could die as well as Scooby.

She suffered a lot and wished she could die as soon as possible "waiting for the angels to take her".

In a recent interview with The Independent, Allam dismissed those who opposed the change as "hooligans" and said they could "die as soon as they want".

With the prospect of subzero temperatures, relief officials worry that the weak and the young could die as easily from the cold as from hunger, making it imperative to ship in clothing, medicine and building materials as well as food.

He said in a newspaper interview that his opponents could "die as soon as they want", with manager Steve Bruce later claiming the owner had been misinterpreted.

Hull's owner was criticised by the "City Till We Die" group after claiming in a newspaper interview that his opponents could "die as soon as they want", but manager Steve Bruce later claimed the owner had been misinterpreted.

Even in the first year of the war, rather than safely researching in a laboratory, a brilliant scientist such as Henry Moseley could die at Gallipoli, shot by a sniper while serving as a signals engineer.

If I don't write, I feel incomplete, as if I could die at any moment.

They could all die as far as I'm concerned".

"The din could die down as soon as next month," reported the newspaper, which called the development a "eureka moment".

Now, scientists have a provocative new theory that might explain in part this universal human decline: Dying cells secrete a protein that could trigger others to die as well, accelerating the body's deterioration.