Sentence examples for die it has from inspiring English sources

A Melbourne doctor was investigated by health authorities after stating that women who had abortions deserved to die, it has emerged.

A passenger on board a British Airways flight from London to Dubai shouted that he had a bomb and told everyone they were going to die it has been claimed.

Dubbed "the town too tough to die" (it has survived countless fires and floods) the OK Corral gunfight took place here in 1881 - with Tombstone cowboys Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday emerging as victors.

Derided as part of the hipsters' uniform, maligned by women's magazines as unflattering, declared dead, only to refuse to die – it has long been clear that skinny jeans can do nothing right.

Although the court has never embraced a right to die, it has in recent years, through Justice Anthony Kennedy, spoken of "the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe and of the mystery of human life".

An overwhelmed young crew member, Andrea Fleytas, finally screamed what so many were thinking: "We're going to die!" It has been eight months since the Macondo well erupted below the Deepwater Horizon, creating one of the worst environmental catastrophes in United States history.

Religion hasn't died, it has changed.

"Here, even if a bill dies, it has not died forever," he said.

In the number of employees who died, it has no rival.

Although compensation is the governing principle in contract law reme- dies, it has tenuous historical, economic, and empirical support.

But if boxing is dying it has been dying for a long time, which may mean that it can continue to die for a long time yet.