Sentence examples for death beginning from inspiring English sources

Quotes a poem FaNee worte a week before her death, beginning "I think I'm going to die".

His sister, Winifred, wrote to inform a colleague of his death, beginning: "My hands are so cold so do excuse the writing - we have to save fuel".

Bowie's back catalogue was already subject to a carefully planned reissue programme before his death, beginning with the Five Years box last September, and followed by the Who Can I Be Now? set last week.

Lincoln's name was invoked by each side of nearly every national debate in the half century after his death, beginning with the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson, the hapless successor who continued to carry Lincoln's anointment amid dark whisperings, taken seriously by Mary, that he had also been part of the conspiracy to shed Lincoln's blood.

Names of many basic concepts and things come from Old English or Anglo-Saxon: heaven and earth, love and hate, life and death, beginning and end, day and night, month and year, heat and cold, way and path, meadow and stream.

Through this idealized feminine figure, Donne in The First Anniversarie: An Anatomie of the World laments humanity's spiritual death, beginning with the loss of Eden and continuing in the decay of the contemporary world, in which men have lost the wisdom that connects them to God.

"Death begins with the shoes".

"Death begins with your shoes," Levi says.

The cult of death began in Gaza.

Was that where his interest in death began?

Even death began to lose its grip on the imagination.