Sentence examples for died possibly from inspiring English sources
The first one they got, died, possibly of pneumonia.
Both died, possibly poisoned, possibly sick with a pigeon virus.
He broke off the engagement for an undisclosed reason, and shortly afterward Coleman died, possibly a suicide.
Self-assured and flamboyant almost to the end, he died, possibly of pneumonia, at Bruges in 1467.
She gave birth to five children during this time, but four of them died, possibly from natural causes.
An unknown number of people died, possibly a great number, at the prison, which is outside Mazar-i-Sharif.
How can the disposition of one's organs after one dies possibly redound to the welfare of one's corpse?
But the priests, too, began dying — possibly at a higher than average rate, because of their frequent exposure to the sick — and so, in certain dioceses, laypeople were given the authority to administer the last rites.
After the fund's lawyer, Sergei L. Magnitsky, testified in the case, he was arrested and held 10 months in dank cells before dying, possibly of a heart attack or pancreatitis.
At this time they were living together or, hard to say, dying, possibly from a mystery condition which fuelled and quite vivified their blunt if obsessively honed and devotedly mutual hatred and hissing contempt: classic case of the weapon lying down with the wound?
