Sentence examples for death path from inspiring English sources

Wood told Fiore that she abandoned New York because she despaired of friends who, living recklessly, "were on a death path".

The early activation of caspases within 3 h of pMCAo might push already injured cells into an inevitable death path via either canonical apoptosis or programmed necrosis as a result of molecular switch depending on energy supply.

The steep concentration-response curve may be due to that the extent of pore formation reaches a critical level at a certain concentration of ATP and the leakage of intracellular contents becomes so severe in some cells that they enter the death path irreversibly.

But, after my brother's death, the path I was going to take became clear".

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Man Pushed to Death In Path of Subway Train Edison Guzman, a bakery worker from Queens, was killed when a man his family described as a friend and former co-worker threw him into the path of an oncoming subway train during a fight, the police said.

We hear of "a place without pity," "a whirling dervish of sex and death," a "path aflame with sun-fired dust," "slipping the surly bonds of earth," "a 150-mile slog into hell" and — hold your nose — "the pungent aroma of hope".

(Interview begins at the 41 00 mark) Learn all about the Sweet Meteor of Death's path to victory (unrelenting, through space) and its plans for its first 100 days in office (there won't be 100 days).

A former government analyst investigating a friend's death crosses paths with an undercover agent.

The apoptotic observable features in the treated MCF-7 breast cancer cells include cells shrinkage, chromomatin condensation, and apoptotic bodies with complete membrane has indicated that MCF-7 breast cancer cells undergoes cells death via apoptosis path way on contrary to untreated groups with well-preserved normal morphology in Figure 12.

Since their deaths their paths have continued to cross, even in New York City Ballet's production of "The Sleeping Beauty," which includes both Balanchine's 1981 Garland Waltz (credited) and Ashton's 1952 Vision Scene solo for Aurora (uncredited).

The Saxby Gale left 37 deaths along its path, with its destruction greatest along the Bay of Fundy; there, the hurricane produced a 70.9 ft (21.6 m) high tide near the head of the bay.