Sentence examples for death catch from inspiring English sources

To prevent a death, catch bee hives early.

Swale's death caught the attention of even casual fans, even characters in novels.

The death caught the attention of the media and was featured prominently in local papers.

Death caught up with Proust before he could review and correct much of the material from "The Captive" onward.

Though the news of Mr. Yauch's death caught many people by surprise, some were coincidentally well equipped for an impromptu Beasties tribute.

Because of her consuming affair, Gina has not paid attention to her mother's illness, and the death catches her by surprise.

The polar climate's pitiless ability to expose any slight error and reward it with death caught the imaginations of millions.

We watch as death catches up with a circle of college friends, only one of whom (a young Sophie Ward) was smart enough to see that there may be trouble ahead after a ouija board delivers the verdict death/death/death.

Ed Clark, the veteran Life photographer who soon after President Franklin D. Roosevelt's death caught a nation's grief in the tear-stained face of a Navy bandsman playing an accordion salute, died on Saturday at his home in Sarasota, Fla.

The street scenes brought alive by citizens with mobile phones were the pounding heart of this film – amateur footage (as the BBC used to call it) of marching and stone-throwing; the panic and violence of the brutal Basij militia weighing in with clubs; the shot of Neda's bloody, stilled death caught amid the noise and blur of emergency.

Miranda Richardson, with the help only of a subtle set of comedy dentures, was Elizabeth Mapp, and Anna Chancellor sublimely haughty as Emmeline "Lucia" Lucas: two women – ladies, actually, in a day when distinctions mattered as mattered life or death – caught in endless twitching frenzies of one-upmanship, all whispered eyebrows and quietly toxic putdowns.