Sentence examples for die situations from inspiring English sources

Viv Richards, a batsman who played best when the stakes were highest, probably did seem to "represent the West Indies more potently" than anyone else; still, it would be nice to read how he deployed the trademark flip through mid-wicket Lister describes, in one of these do or die situations.

The dialogue is crisp and hip with Wilson's sly smile and soft delivery, providing comfort during turmoil and frightening 'do or die' situations.

In certain do or die situations, it is correct to take a stand and stop a running fish.

We're facing a 'do or die' situation right now".

"We were in a do or die situation and not everybody accepted it, believing the county or the state would bail us out.

Andy Duncan, the Channel 4 chief executive, has today said that the broadcaster is not in a "survive or die" situation, despite previously having warned that it could face an annual funding deficit of £150m by 2012.

A total of 1,215 rhinos were killed in 2014, statistics published by the environment ministry on Thursday showed, in what environmentalists said was now a "do or die situation".

The journey to the U.S., up through Mexico especially, is so notoriously fraught with hardship and extreme danger that most people, especially those with children in tow, would be unwilling to risk it unless they really did feel caught in a "flee or die" situation.

Indeed, back in May when Channel 4 unveiled its 2008 annual report and a year-on-year increase in pre-tax profits to £9.9m, Duncan insisted that the broadcaster was not in a "survive or die" situation and that his repeated calls for assistance to plug the broadcaster's predicted funding gap had been "misunderstood by some people".

There's one game left and it's a do or die situation.

It felt like a do or die situation.