Sentence examples for death walk from inspiring English sources

Dave comes upon Rinty as he is on his death walk.

(Inclined wires are no more difficult to walk on than straight ones, he says. He has even walked on them blindfolded. In circus parlance, the blindfolded walk on an inclined wire is a "death walk," and it is always referred to as an "attempt").

"The text from his brother — 'be careful,' and his last walk home was his death walk". Authorities said they cannot say for sure at what point in the confrontation in the park near Downing and 13th streets that either person pulled a weapon.

His last book, "Death Walk," appeared last June.

Instead the police let a man who admitted to shooting a teenager to death walk free.

Her view of Daleesha was that she was "more like death walking".

"Some might say, this exaggerated sense of optimism in the face of the fact that you could freeze to death walking down the street," he says.

To confirm that no one is cheating, Cantrell hides 10 books at various points, often ones with titles appropriate to a given section of the course: "Death Walks the Woods," "Heart of Darkness," "A Time to Die".

When she returned to writing detective stories, after the birth of her second daughter, she used the latest postings as background for Death Walks In Kashmir (1953), Berlin (1955) and Cyprus (1956).

In some of Kushner's most vivid, beautiful language, Prior 1 recalls, "You could look outdoors and see Death walking in the morning, dew dampening the ragged hem of his black robe".

In "Signed, Mata Hari," Murphy shows the young Margaretha to have been burdened with a sense of heroic destiny throughout her life because as a child she had "cheated death," walking across a shallow northern sea ahead of the inrushing tide.