Sentence examples for described dying from inspiring English sources

Eight years ago, struggling with terminal prostate cancer, Sheehan described dying as "a blood sport" and brought in his old allies Rilke and Nietzsche to run the last laps with him.

One man in a study of EAS attitudes in patients with HIV or AIDS described dying slowly, "a little piece at a time" (pp 363) [ 26].

When describing dying onstage, he refers to the "resounding sound of noses being picked".

There is something ludicrous about the various apocryphal Acts and Gospels, with their talking dogs and dastardly wizards; yet, such documents came about only a few centuries after the individual they purportedly describe died.

Sahlu Merine, treasurer of the Ethiopian Community Mutual Assistance Association of New York, a self described "die-hard injera lover," said he buys his supply from Ms. Mengistu.

The objective is to minimise a function describing die underfill and excessive material waste.

He went on to describe Die Linke MPs as "dragon spawn" and "the miserable dregs of something that had luckily been overcome".

Rock music critic Neil McCormick from The Daily Telegraph named it the fifth best James Bond theme song, describing "Die Another Day" as an electro R&B workout which was "expressively weird, brutally modern, satisfyingly original and evocative of the dark heart of Bond.

When he first described the dying process to Ms. Torso, she found it hard to listen.

Residents have described fish dying in the nearby Paraopeba river while others circulated cellphone videos of fish leaping out of the water to flap on its banks.

Dr Peter Wilson, lead paediatrician at Southampton general hospital, said that the boy had wrongly been described as "dying" or "terminally ill" in the media.