Sentence examples for dead situation from inspiring English sources

If all my ex-boyfriends came back and started following me around at once, I would have a Night of the Living Dead situation on my hands.

The existing routing algorithms DIR, MFR, GEDIR, and Dijkstra's algorithms select the same set of sensors for a source-destination pair for packet transmission that results in an early dead situation of the sensors, leading to the partition in the networks.

The Fall has a "Grateful Dead Situation".

But as the killing drags on with some 10,000 dead, the situation invariably plays into the developing presidential campaign.

College football gets its next unflattering television appearance Thursday as Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o makes his first televised attempt to explain the whole fake dead girlfriend situation.

Interment of the Dead A situation has arisen in connection with the interment of the dead which, it is stated, is a grave menace to the public health.

Life was made difficult for Wanderers players whenever a dead ball situation occurred, with a light show of lasers being shone in their eyes, Covic's in particular.

We see so many substitutions and you wonder that with a dead ball situation being so common that there would be more of a problem if the ball was active longer.

That kind of "we'll play nice" argument probably works for now, but as more and more teams adopt it, we'll see if people start seeing it as a complete replacement or if it'll be an "over my dead body" situation in terms of getting people to drop their spreadsheets.

Neymar's spectacular free kick goal illustrated how Brazil needed a dead ball situation to break down a disciplined, speedy Korean team that had done well to neutralize the attacking threat posed by the overlapping fullbacks.

Return would cut off their supply of life-saving drugs, and: "what use would I be to him dead?" The situation was especially distressing when changing circumstances meant the children at home had to be passed between carers: "… that is the thing that is really eating me up …I am here and my children are on their own" (Anderson & Doyal, 2004; Doyal & Anderson, 2005).