Sentence examples for died badly from inspiring English sources

These horses would've died badly had we not sent in Dr. Bilinski".

Sadly, as a report published by Compassion in Dying last year suggests, half of families surveyed indicate that their relatives "died badly".

You see during our hands-on with the game we died, and died badly, however rather than feeling discouraged we were left elated, convinced that practice – practice which we anticipate with a kind of giddy excitement – will prove the difference.

The people directly affected by the need for a better Act will keep dying badly.

A lack of attention to prognostication can result in patients' dying badly.

As one doctor in the film puts it, "Nobody wants to die, and at the same time nobody wants to die badly".

If I'm afraid of anything, it's of dying badly, of getting caught up in some process that prolongs my life unnecessarily.

The target of everyone's greed is literally buried in shit – four large barrels of cocaine hidden in a full sewage tanker – and almost everyone who touches it dies badly.

As she told a writers' festival, "there are stories I know about people from my homeland that cannot be spoken about outside of closed doors...Our people die young, too frequently, and many die badly". Carpentaria" has caused a stir in Australia, though most reviewers have dwelt on its bawdy humour rather than on the harrowing revelations of the aboriginals' circumstances.

It's why dying badly on stage has become one of the tropes of comedy theatre from the antics of Mischief Theatre's The Play That Goes Wrong to Spymonkey and Tim Crouch's The Complete Deaths, in which all 74 stage deaths in Shakespeare's plays are re-created.

Psychache is the hurt, anguish, or ache that takes hold of the mind, the pain of excessively felt shame, guilt, fear, anxiety, loneliness, angst and dread of growing old or of dying badly.