Sentence examples for dead die from inspiring English sources
The yellowing photographs slide to the back of the drawer; the voices fade; and the last rememberers of the dead die in their turn, leaving only what Thomas Hardy called "oblivion's swallowing sea .The approach of the death of Lazare Ponticelli therefore caused something of a panic in France.
"We welcome the opportunity this gives us to finally bring the matter before the tribunal where we will have our case heard by an independent assessor," Ingenious said this month, denying it facilitates tax avoidance of any kind.Such partnerships helped fund films such as Shaun of the Dead, Die Hard 4 and Avatar.
The dead die hard, they must take it as they find it, and Belacqua, having believed that his natural troubles were over now that he was dead, found that he was obliged to revisit them in his afterlife because some idiot publisher had demanded that Beckett knock out an extra short story to pad out More Pricks Than Kicks.
"The dead die hard," is how "Echo's Bones" begins, and here is Belacqua, "who now found himself up and about in the dust of the world, back at his old games on the dim spot"; "sat double on a fence like a casse-poitrine", smoking a Romeo and Juliet and wondering whether "if he had been cremated rather than inhumed directly he would have been less likely to revisit the vomit".
All the time hoping there would be no ground invasion (an unrealized hope), that there would be a truce (another unrealized hope) and that this cycle of violence in which the dead die for nothing, stops...until the next time.
For a few months after his death I often thought of my brother, and sometimes I'd cry a little as I remembered reading Rupert Brooke's "Clouds" when we buried his ashes in the pet cemetery behind my mother's house: They say that the Dead die not, but remain Near to the rich heirs of their grief and mirth.
Dead, dying and wounded soldiers blanketed the exposed ground in the scorching heat of the day.
We want to give the dead, dying and the grieving room.
And meatpackers routinely processed "4D animals" -- livestock that were dead, dying, diseased or disabled.
The smell of sweat and urine from dead, dying and injured scousers didn't stop us.
