Sentence examples for death of which from inspiring English sources

And that's the kind of pop star death of which we're going to see more.

But the law itself, the death of which has been announced many times, will live on.

This is at a time when the poorest women in America are at rising risk of maternal death, of which preeclampsia is a leading contributor.

Death, of which Mr Patch was scared "all the time", was apparently not the end.Epiphanies like these enabled him to cope, after a fashion.

Hardman persuaded the British troops not to bulldoze the cadavers into mass graves but to take time to bury them with "the dignity in death of which they had been robbed in life".

23) Penguin India bravely agreed to recall and pulp all remaining copies of a book by Wendy Doniger, an American academic, dealing with which subject? 24) A French court awarded €1 each to five fans who had ridiculously sued a doctor for the "emotional damage" they had ridiculously claimed to suffer after the death of which musician?

There are also some very surprising deaths – of which, of course, the less said the better.

One recent Freedom of Information response found two deaths of which campaigners had no previous knowledge.

Over the decade, there were 2,255 drug deaths, of which the Scottish newspapers reported 546.

The causative organism was identified for 103 (81%) of the infectious disease deaths, of which 60 (58.3%) were notifiable conditions in New Mexico.

She continued: "Shipman's 'nonviolent' killing seems almost more incredible than the violent deaths of which we hear.