Sentence examples for curse of death from inspiring English sources

This Sleeping Beauty does not sleep, and the curse of death laid upon her is never mitigated.

If a cataclysmic Pandora's box has been opened in Lebanon and that dire generational curse of death and destruction is passing over the land, why did we not see it coming?

"God's own ancient and long-running vengeance," he writes, "is the sin that, as the Lamb of God, the Lord himself takes away when he replaces the curse of death with a blessing of eternal life".

"In some cases the picture of the bear was torn out, leaving the message intact…Some Indians believe the bear-walker is a person who can appear in another form-animal, bird, or ball of fire and can put the curse of death on an enemy" (p. 57).

Meanwhile, a bilingual brochure aimed at English and Chinese-speaking Australians that blasted homosexuality as "a tragedy of a family" and a "curse of death in terminating the family line" was apparently distributed in the Sydney suburb of Hurstville. .

In 1999, when "Doctor Who" was off the air (if thriving in fan fiction) Moffat wrote a spoof called "Doctor Who — The Curse of Fatal Death," starring everyone from Rowan Atkinson to Hugh Grant, in which one character tells the Doctor, "You're like Father Christmas, the Wizard of Oz, and Scooby Doo!" But Doctor Who is also Great Britain.

This Christmas the Doctor will find himself doing battle with new baddie Doctor Simeon, played by Richard E Grant, who has also appeared as the titular time lord twice – once in the animated Scream of the Shalka, and again in The Curse of Fatal Death for Comic Relief.

The sketch - Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death - was written by Steven Moffat, who now oversees the long-running BBC One series.

Portrayed The Master in the 1999 Comic Relief parody Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death.

A lifelong fan of Doctor Who, Moffat's first work on the series was the script of the parody episode The Curse of Fatal Death in 1999.

In 1999 he scripted the parody Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death, which aired as part of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day charity telethon.