Sentence examples for death well from inspiring English sources

And death, well, what is death?

No, not the parable of a life well lived, but of a death well logged.

But he came across as prime ministerial, and handled the allusion to his son's death well.

By the time of his death, well over 200 warrants had been issued for Cano's arrest, on charges including terrorism, murder and kidnapping.

Even sad music requires an absolute happiness: eyes, nostrils, mouth strain together in quintal harmony to sing Joy and Death well.

They fight for land and fertile females, and if they must fight to the death, well, they are tuataras: they can do it in cold blood.

The social networking headlines this week have been mostly Twitter's: anonymous threats of violence, rape and death; well-known women including a campaigner, an MP, a TV historian, columnists and writers; complaints, boycotts, arrests.

I played that mixtape to death, welling up over lyrics such as, "I know that we sin, but I do believe we try".

Our results suggest that the drought-resistance strategy of this xeric tree is closely linked to its life and death: well-developed drought-resistance strategy means life, while underdeveloped or overdeveloped drought-resistance strategy means death.

Having dined royally on Les Miserables, a musical that has its characters literally singing and starving to death, well-wishers came together for lunch at Michael's on Tuesday -- four tables worth in the garden room -- to congratulate Tom Hooper on his stellar achievement directing this film.

"As for the deaths, well, there have to be deaths.