Sentence examples for death between the from inspiring English sources

To facilitate the fight to the death between the killers, Perry has devised a game board of infernal ingenuity.

A two-week battle to the political death between the rightwing Nicolas Sarkozy and the Socialist François Hollande has begun.

But the film is pure Breillat: a duel to the death between the sexes, with sibling rivalry and love doomed to failure.

The researchers in the Global BMI Mortality Collaboration looked at the risk of early death between the ages of 35 and 70.

In one of his most quoted remarks, Castro declared "a revolution is a struggle to the death between the future and the past".

"This was a fight to the death between the government and the BBC, and no one currently or recently in Downing Street was going to rest until the corporation had been decapitated," an editorial in The Guardian said.

The comedy inherent in the setup is balanced by the bereaved couple's anguish and longing; Lowery's spare, ardent images take a practical look at both sides of the boundary between life and death, between the present day and the eternal.

What is often characterised as a battle to the death between the two devices has more in common with a marriage which has resulted in a gaggle of children.

Cancer is a major social problem, and it is the main cause of death between the ages 45 65 years.

The answer lies in the economics of modern-day Morocco specifically, a duel to the death between the country's two mobile phone giants.

For example, racial differences in life expectancy in the USA can be 'explained' by the differences in the leading causes of death between the white and the black populations (Kochanek et al. 2013).