Sentence examples for death places from inspiring English sources

The Russians, to whom Rebus refers sourly as "the moneymen of the Volga," would be sinister enough without regular references to the gruesome radiation poisoning of the former K.G.B. officer Alexander Litvinenko, whose dramatic death places the book's action in November 2006.

The title of part two, "Dictionary of Timid Love for Life", promises a compendium of Montano's influences, and the names (along with birth and death dates, and birth and death places) are there, beginning with Henri Frédéric Amiel, ending with Paul Valéry, and including the likes of Witold Gombrowicz and Katherine Mansfield.

When you leave a town, it pulsates with life and death: places open, places close, memories get concreted over and bedded in with grass.

Thanks to protests last year after two men died by freezing to death, places like Margaret's normally only open when extreme cold weather alerts are put into effect are now open January through February.

In addition to demographic baseline data, we gathered information on year of diagnosis, disease manifestation at the time of the diagnosis, co-existing conditions; diagnostic and therapeutic measures, year of death, presumed cause of death, places of residence, and occupation in agriculture, forestry, and gardening.

Points here because this is essentially birth and death place rolled into one.

Death placed his hand on someone we loved more than life itself, and yet we still don't understand.

Each entry indicates rank, regiment, date of death, place of burial or commemoration and, in many cases, next of kin.

The limitation of this study being a retrospective study is our inability of getting parameters such as occupation, time of death, manner of death, place of occurrence because they were not in the case notes and autopsy records.

Death place outside the home or health care centre continued to be associated with increased physician agreement in this age group in the multivariate model.

Variables included were maternal age, province of death, place of death and causes of death.