Sentence examples for died off by from inspiring English sources

Evenutally though, the format died off by the big blu-ray monster.

The breeze had died off by the time the Olympic flame arrived in Paris four years later and the sport has been contested at every Games since.

There was no further reduction in cell viability in the 50 μg/ml dose, but the cells treated with 75 100 μg/ml died off by day 2 (data not shown).

"No one annulled it, all the people there might have died off by now, but it's still valid," he said.

By the1960s, alewives had become so plentiful that they began dying off by the billions, polluting beaches with tons of rotting fish.

In temperature latitudes, worker and drone hornets die off by late fall, leaving only the queen to survive through the winter.

In a study conducted in Queensland, Australia, for example, populations of two amphibian species, Litoria nannotis and Litoria genimaculata, were found to exhibit far greater levels of limb asymmetry in pre-decline years than in control years, the latter of which preceded die offs by an average of 16 years.

But the craving for an individually owned subsistence farm grew stronger as the first generations of religious settlers who had "planted" by congregation died off.

The death of a pilot whale who died off the Scottish coast was caused by an infection, a post-mortem suggested today.

It is widely believed that the world's languages number about seven thousand, with half of those predicted to die off by the end of this century.

Part of the reason is that even as Internet shopping sites die off by the truckload, the number of Web sites devoted to travel is actually expanding.