Sentence examples for described as dead from inspiring English sources

In Michael's poems, a lot of things are described as dead: a cigar, hair, friends.

But it seems clear that the Internet is injecting new life into a language often described as dead.

Eventually they carried Deng – described as "dead weight" by one brother, as "making groaning sounds, shivering", by another – out to a car and to hospital.

Yesterday Trump released a budget with eye-popping cuts to discretionary spending that many Republicans have described as dead on arrival.

The trade unions drew parallels between the proposed changes and the unpopular Howard-era WorkChoices policy, which former prime minister Tony Abbott famously described as "dead, buried and cremated".

Over the course of an hour or so, their conversation wanders between the light installations Eno is making for hospitals, the rhythms of krautrock, further issues with classical music (described as "dead" by Eno) and why excessive "turd-polishing" frequently ruins records.

He started playing 15 to 20 season-long games every year, in every sport, and honing his skill alongside a restaurant job that he described as dead-end when I spoke to him on the phone.

Furthermore, we also reported that 2-LTR circles, which are described as dead-end products of retroviral replication, are actively transcribed as already shown for HIV-1 [16].

If you hang around some people you would describe as "dead weight" just because you're too nice or you've been friends for a long time, but they don't have much to offer, then it may be time to cut them loose.

Mr Osborne was said to have cooled on the project which was described as "effectively dead".

On Woolworths marbleflat wrote: "Woolworth has been what might be described as a dead brand walking for a very long time.