Sentence examples for died close to from inspiring English sources

After all, the great man -- Irving was all anyone needed to say in 1936 -- died close to a lifetime ago.

Koehler said a provisional autopsy report showed he had died close to the time of the attack, but it was not yet possible to give an exact time.

A boyfriend died close to the time of this accident and II-2-2 became depressed for a short period around this time.

Prince William died close to 1 a.m. on 30 July 1700, with his parents beside him.

Many other musicians have died close to that age; Otis Redding (26), Hank Williams (29), and Jeff Buckley (29).

Halotus died close to the end of the century, his public reputation somewhat restored after his rise in stature and wealth.

HE WAS bound and left to die close to a suburban railway station outside Paris.

Some experts say that many first-generation immigrants cross back into Mexico toward the end of their lives because they want to die close to their ancestors.

"The language that they used," she said, referring to Scottish officials, "was: 'so he could die close to his loved ones.' They're saying that to a group of people whose loved ones did not die close to their loved ones or in their homeland.

Some countries include a funeral as part of the standard package of social security benefits, so their citizens get a break as long as they die close to home.

Setting up new places for people to die close to home, training volunteers to support the terminally ill, a 24-hour nursing support service and an "end of life telephone help line" are all suggestions the report makes on how this money could be spent.