Sentence examples for die off it from inspiring English sources

Not only did the storm fail to die off, it seemed that with every hour it gained intensity.

She adds that's she's certain the attention will die off: "It's harder for young women, but also I think some bring it on themselves.

After the flowers die off, it it important to give the plant a complete plant food to help the daffodils regenerate for the next season.

Though eight-track eventually died off, it showed that what people wanted was convenience and portability: music wherever they wanted, in the format they wanted.

Many years ago, before most of the people he met started dying off, it might even have been true.

When a cell arises from the fusion of the pronuclei or from a division, it is "predestined" to undergo one of three developmental fates: it will divide, it will die off, or it will reach its final differentiated cell type.

"Some kind of rebirth was needed to keep the vibe alive, otherwise it was going to die off like it did before," Tudor said.

In truth, the western did not completely die off, although it has never enjoyed a serious revival on the big screen and probably never will.

The decline occurs when each case gives rise to less than one new case i.e., when the parasite population begins to die off because it encounters only immune individuals among the host population.

Did the bloom die off because it ran out of nutrients?

Usually, the portion of the vine that is intertwined in your fence, tree, or bushes will die off since it has been disconnected from the root system.