His father's death "floats in my head," Mr. Schmidt said.
All the bodies had swollen to become stout and plump, and the smell of death floated over the rancid stench of decomposing rubbish.
At these concentrations a higher amount of death, floating cells was observed, although the viability of the adherent cells was not affected (data not shown).
A new animated short film made from Ballen's work captures the specters of life and death floating inside the photographer's mind.
Some have argued that bin Laden was pushing up daisies long before May 2011, as there were accounts of his death floating about: former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, in an interview with David Frost, talked rather nonchalantly of his murder by a character named Omar Sheikh -- and was assassinated not long after that interview.
References to upheavals, betrayals and deaths float through the lyrics on "Ys".
The unmanned death machines float above Pakistani towns and Yemeni mountain ranges like hateful mechanised pterodactyls, seeming to destroy innocent civilians more often than they do their intended targets.
The unmanned death machines float above Pakistani towns and Yemeni mountain ranges like hateful mechanized pterodactyls, seeming to destroy innocent civilians more often than they do their intended targets.
They want the Death Star floating above Admiral Akbar's head in Star Wars and not some.
Past election campaigns that have been framed by appeals to "White Van Man" or to "Worcester Woman" were the result of polls identifying key groups in the electorate that could swing the result one way or the other; and the polling would not just identify a demographic group but also test to death what floats their boat.
Over the past year, as protesters have taken to the streets en masse to protest the deaths of young men of color at the hands of cops, the tragic story of Harry Bennett's death came floating like a deep-seated regret back into my consciousness.
