Sentence examples for death curse from inspiring English sources

Wong cited a flyer circulated in Sydney's Eastwood warning voters that homosexuality is a "death curse" to families.

Frightened by a death curse that Maleficent has laid on the baby, King Stefan sends Aurora away, to be reared by three fairies, lovable but silly old ladies.

Homophobic slurs during the federal election campaign – including a flyer labelling homosexuality a "death curse" – demonstrate the perils of a plebiscite on marriage equality, the Labor frontbencher Penny Wong has warned.

The 2010-2011 book Monsanto came into existence through a series of blood rites and rituals, culminating with a live performance of a death curse against the corporation.

Just recently, Leyba and Coyotel performed a death curse against Nestle in response to attempts by the corporation to bottle water from California, featuring piercing, suspension, blood, and a lot of body paint.

Using magic to disguise herself as an old hag, the Queen creates a poisoned apple that will put whoever eats it into the "Sleeping Death", a curse that can only be broken by "love's first kiss".

On a giant outdoor screen, the killer, Nashat Melhem, talked about death and cursed the Jews as evening strollers passed by, a chilling voice from beyond the grave that was taped on his mobile phone before he opened fire on the crowds gathered here on New Year's Day.

Based on an early romantic Spanish drama, it begins with accidental death and a curse, and ends with suicide and revenge.

Included in the work are a hymn, a couple of melodies in a folk style, a blustery campaign song and a short stretch of Baroque harpsichord music, the signal that one of the Pyncheons was about to succumb to the family curse (death by choking on his own blood).

Even at risk of incurring death by Mayan curse, it is tempting to laugh cynically.

"I have put before you life and death, blessing and curse.