Sentence examples for death will lead from inspiring English sources

With luck, his death will lead to even stricter testing.

On Fridays, "Bones" and "'Til Death" will lead into "Do Not Disturb".

Drivers say they hope that Kalitta's death will lead to even safer dragsters.

"Her death will lead to change and Cynthia Hurd will be helping millions," he said.

Mugabe's death will lead to either regression, continued stagnation or some form of genuine change.

Maybe the feeling aroused in France by Tommy Simpson's death will lead to a revulsion against the dangers that can turn the life of a sportsman into the death of a commercial traveller.

Head and neck injuries of the sort suffered by Kennedy and Bono are much harder to prevent.Now Dr Shealey worries that these two well-publicised deaths will lead more skiers to wear helmets.

But it is clearly the rabbits for which Adams will rightly be remembered and I very much hope his death – at the ripe old age of 96, in a year of untimely deaths – will lead many to return to Watership Down or to visit it for the first time.

For national studies estimating incidence rates of AEs and preventable AEs, reviewing only inpatient deaths will lead to valid information on the number of preventable deaths these being the most severe kind of AEs but not to valid information on incidence rates of preventable AEs for the total hospitalised population.

If he can convince long-intimidated Iraqis that America's humanitarian concern about casualties -- its own military losses and Iraqi civilian deaths -- will lead to a deal, then it will be easier for him to suppress any uprisings.

What is a "good" death, one that will lead to rewards in the afterlife?