Sentence examples for died at all from inspiring English sources

Supposing there were cures for all diseases, what would one die of, if one died at all?

If Dioufy didn't have to do exercise, I am sure she would never have died at all".

Mr. Ray, infected through contaminated blood products used to treat his hemophilia, died at All Children's Hospital in St . Petersburg

Should Lody and his fellow agents have died at all – and who will pay homage not just to a small-time spy, but to the hapless soldiers who killed him?

Indeed, what makes Fagin's book so terrifying is that most of its victims are children: Gabrielle Pascarella died at all of fourteen months from a rare melanoma that invaded her central nervous system; Randy Lynnworth grew up in the shadow of the chemical plant on Cardinal Drive, and succumbed to a brain tumor at eighteen.

And then, of course, there's the possibility that you haven't died at all.

"We don't think it's dying at all.

How odd, they say, that he would die at all.

That merely shows that old habits die hard, or don't die at all.

What we need is a Marguerite who dies shrieking loudly - or doesn't die at all.

A soul as beautiful as Barry didn't deserve to die at all.