Sentence examples for dead herself from inspiring English sources

Five months later she was dead herself, of causes still unknown, after collapsing in her hotel room at an Indian casino in Hollywood, Florida.

She evidently regretted doing it almost immediately — she reportedly called an ambulance for Mr. Watson and then took a handful of sleeping pills, expecting to be dead herself when the police arrived.

He was caught between doing the natural thing, smiling at a bluebird singing in a tree, or a plate of freshly baked cookies, or a circus bear, it was all the same — he was caught between smiling spontaneously and being inappropriate, because they were dead and he was alive, and his mother's eyes judged him like a camera lens, long after she was dead herself.

In the final episode of the first season, Camille disappeared off into the night with the horde, accompanied by her mother Claire, who, despite not being dead herself, was unwilling to let her daughter join the unruly mob without some parental supervision.

He was caught between doing the natural thing, smiling at a bluebird singing in a tree, or a plate of freshly baked cookies, or a circus bear, it was all the same he was caught between smiling spontaneously and being inappropriate, because they were dead and he was alive, and his mother's eyes judged him like a camera lens, long after she was dead herself.

She could have been really stoned, she could have been dead herself.

Alison is face-down in her son's viscera and half-dead herself on pills and booze.

In Hollyoaks, Steph is dead – martyring herself in a fire.

After a long labor, she delivered the dead baby herself but suffered crippling internal injuries, including a fistula.

Then the dead lover herself emerges, her eyes black and empty like "cut coals," and she's weirdly disruptive: emptying a mug of tea on the floor, stealing things (the television remote, a pair of pliers, a little onyx owl) and — odder still — visibly crumbling, trailing rubble and grit in her wake and giving off such a smell that the neighbors complain.

At first it sounds like a high-concept movie, one of those supernatural heart-tuggers like "Ghost" or "The Sixth Sense": the story of a teenage girl's rape and murder, and the fallout those events have on her family, as narrated from heaven by the dead girl herself.