Sentence examples for die of heartbreak from inspiring English sources

Veer off to one where heroes die of heartbreak.

In 1987 Mr. Bellow published his last big novel, "More Die of Heartbreak".

Supporting characters fall victim to amnesia and die of heartbreak; they exchange poems and dampen brocade sleeves with bitter tears.

Some novels: Dangling Man 1944: The Adventures Of Augie March 1953; Herzog 1964; Humboldt's Gift 1975; The Dean's December 1982; More Die Of Heartbreak 1986; A Theft 1989.

"Oh so much mental thread being wound on the most trivial of spools," laments the narrator of More Die of Heartbreak.

Before class, discussing the transition from there to here, she invoked an author: in this case Saul Bellow and his notion of "the sufferings of freedom" (from "More Die of Heartbreak").

At a stretch, she died of heartbreak.

If you're a natural optimist, it's a genuine miracle that you haven't already died of heartbreak.

For that matter, he notes, we no longer say that "you died of despair, you died of poverty, you died of heartbreak.

(The family of Gina DeJesus has been portrayed as indefatigable in searching for their daughter; Amanda Berry's mother is said to have died of heartbreak; Michelle Knight — the oldest of the captives and apparently developmentally disabled came from a broken family and her mother is portrayed as unstable).

Debut 1964 (with the Shangri-Las) The greatest girl group of them all pulled no punches, with songs about heartbreak (Remember (Walking in the Sand)), a mother dying of heartbreak after her daughter runs away (I Can Never Go Home Any More), death by motorcycle (Leader of the Pack) and sexual assault (Past, Present and Future).