Sentence examples for death of having from inspiring English sources

Many smaller stores "are scared to death of having a CVS store around the corner," Mr. Henry said.

He has accused Mr Maduro, whom he wants to paint as an incompetent exploiting Chávez's death, of having lied about his boss's illness.

"People are frightened to death of having children move into their community," said Ed O'Brien, the mayor of Metuchen, a middle-class town of 12,840 that pays more than 90percentt of its own education costs.

I ask how he feels now and for a moment he looks like a man sick to death of having things he said more than 20 years ago read back to him.

We are sick to death of having to dance on our toes with pale, heavy-lidded, six-foot femmes fatales, who eat like phythons between 3 30 and 4 A. M.

Also: "Sick to death of having my privacy invaded by these idiots"; and "I have been getting calls from this number 2 or 3 times a week for the last month - someone must be able to stop it, and I am ex-directory".

Borle, hitherto more familiar in musicals, gives the constant impression--as he brings Prior to life, and near death--of having something horrible gnawing at his innards.

But the death of Wagnerism has had a positive flipside.

All this "The Death of Vishnu" has, and more.

[But] the death of Fidel Castro has lifted a dark veil.

NEWS of the death of cash has always been exaggerated.