Sentence examples for death drawing from inspiring English sources

The mythography Bibliotheca (1st or 2nd century ad; Library) related that Peleus and Telamon, at the instigation of Endeis, their mother, plotted Phocus's death, drawing lots to decide which should destroy him.

And rather than telling the story of Jesus's life from birth to death, drawing lessons from a wide variety of incidents, it focuses on the last 12 hours, giving a greater emphasis to his betrayal and crucifixion.

O'Neill wrote "The Emperor Jones" (in revival at the Irish Repertory) within a matter of weeks after his father's death, drawing on a number of inspirations to give life to his protagonist, Brutus Jones.

"Christine," now playing in Los Angeles, creates a portrait of Chubbuck that attempts to both unravel and respect the mysteries of her life and death, drawing a sharp portrait of 1970s workplace culture, the tension between ambitions and abilities and her personal specifics.

All we really say is, 'It's focused on death, and it's inclusive.'" Of course Death Café will host plenty of traditional Crettaz-style café mortels, but Underwood imagines it will also be available for film screenings, classes on will writing, support group meetings, and death drawing sessions ("It seems to be naked people with skulls," he says, when I express some disbelief at the concept).

Our cover article on the search for a good death drew strong and moving mail.

Rainey's death drew national attention to the brutal treatment of mentally-ill inmates in Florida.

Byrne's death drew national headlines, and President Reagan phoned the Byrne family to offer his condolences.

As her husband's death drew near, after a long illness, Ms. Maguire summoned his son, Bassett Jr., to the bedside.

Unlike three other recent shootings near Falluja that have left Iraqis dead, Dunia's death drew little attention.

Daniel's death drew national attention because of the failure of the school to deal with the constant bullying.