However, the supplies were not kept up, and many of the garrison died of misery, hunger, and nakedness, until 1720, when it was abandoned.
There are women who spend their whole lives dying of misery because they can't have a child.
Maybe, one exhibition viewer theorized on a Post-it note, "she died of sheer misery over her dull repetitive unfulfilled life". But then why is the table near the window askew?
Without space to spread out, we will have to leave and die of hunger and misery in the cities.
The CEO of the Humane Society of the United States, Wayne Pacelle, said Tilikum was "caught up for decades in the old business model of captive orcas on display", but expressed hope that "the era of keeping these great animals in captivity will actually end". People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) said on social media that the orca had died "after three decades of misery".
People die because of hunger, because of misery, because of a lack of decent living conditions.
They go on to Calcutta, a city full of misery - people dying on the streets.
Frank McCourt, whose evocative tales of a poverty-stricken Irish childhood enthralled readers around the world and sparked the genre of "misery lit", has died of cancer in a Manhattan hospice aged 78.
Three minutes of misery, yes, but nobody died.
The U.S. economy, much more than Europe's, is like the proverbial shark: if it doesn't keep moving forward, it dies (or at least creates a lot of misery).
