Sentence examples for death mean from inspiring English sources
More importantly, what does that death mean for Dany?
What does death mean, she asks, when you are certain it is the end of everything?
She's going to die, and she's determined to make her death mean what she wants it to mean, and not what anyone else wants it to.
The suggestion that Wesley's life and death mean that "an entire world is ending" also seems oddly fatuous since the qualities repeatedly attributed to him -- failed ambition, duplicity and self-delusion -- are familiar human frailties, common to every age and era.
In the play's first scene she visits a prisoner, Shen Tai (Arthur T. Acuña), announcing that neither his life nor his death mean a thing to her, and that he should consider himself lucky just to be seeing the inside of the Forbidden City; then she tricks him into taking a bite from a bowl of maggots.
Mr Vaizey said: "Jane Austen's modest lifestyle and her early death mean that objects associated with her of any kind are extremely rare, so I hope that a UK buyer comes forward so this simple but elegant ring can be saved for the nation".
Her husband's death meant instant ruin.
You cannot imagine what her death means to me.
In the end, death is the determining factor: death means the final abdication of power.
"He was for us like another father, and his death means a lot".
