Sentence examples for dead of some from inspiring English sources

Dead of some mishap in the busy streets, or of a fever, or dysentery, or any of the ailments, the accidents, that were the common destroyers of little children in his time.

By George Bradley The New Yorker, February 22 , 1988P. 40 Perhaps in the dead of some different night, Staring into an ocean View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

The shooting dead of some assailants has been condemned, not least by the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Would people really be surprised to wake up in January to realize that the fiscal cliff legislation passed in the dead of some late December night actually made our situation worse?

It mixes a little bit of flea market with rows of squash and tomatoes and a food court that can seem kind of dead on some days.

In the dead of night some women unearth a cache of buried weapons and hide it.

They also noted that they were not in the same dire straits as others in their neighborhood who walked away, including a young family of four that left in the dead of night some months ago.

Now and again through the years, people had called about film rights for my nonfiction stories, typically in the dead of night when some independent producer three time zones west had just finished reading The New Yorker.

Illsley recalls: "I remember calls in the dead of night from some pickets saying: 'We've got here but there's nought but broken windows.'" David (now Lord Huntthoughthishis appointment as coal minister was a prank.

Humans mourn their dead, of course, and some recent studies have strongly suggested that chimpanzees do as well.

The dead bodies of some were carried to the burning buildings and thrown into the flames.