Sentence examples for death will do from inspiring English sources

Death will do little to redeem Galtieri's standing.

Since death has not been suspended in neighboring countries, the obvious solution is to transport ailing Grandpa over the border, where death will do its business.

The life he lived was so outsized, and he was in the spotlight so long, that in this case death will do in our minds what it does in fact: it will diminish him.

The best hope, probably, is that Harambe's globally publicized death will do more to bring attention to their plight than a more uneventful life at the zoo ever could have.

It is hard not to sense that Old England is on trial, as if it had betrayed the woman who died; the Princess of Wales left the monarchy both brightened and broken, and no one can tell whether her death will do the same to the magnificent ceremonies of state...

No efforts to accommodate the creature succeed; ultimately only its expulsion or death will do.With luck, Greece can avoid that fate.

(Death threats will do this to a girl).

He said: "I don't think this death sentence will do anything to take away the pain of the families.

"I don't think this death sentence will do anything to take away from the pain of the families," he said, hurriedly leaving court after the verdict was read.

Do we want to be a people that is relegated to sitting around and waiting with the expectation that violence, fear, and death will come to us? Do we want to be a hand-wringing, meme-sharing people who will continue to sit behind our computer screens and lament the ills of this world?

As far as I know, none of them have died, but death will come unless God doesn't permit it".