Sentence examples for died somewhat from inspiring English sources

"The city may have died somewhat, but the music never did," Mr. Santana said.

The rush has died somewhat, says Ryan Moore, a waiter there, but tourists seem to know where to find it.

Gilbert's husband died somewhat unexpectedly following surgery; from both a personal and theoretical stance, she examines the many components of grief, from anniversary ceremonies to commemorative visual art.

(Melena Ryzik) ALBERT AYLER FESTIVAL (July 10) The cultish and revered saxophonist Albert Ayler -- whose wild, ecstatic performances inspired generations of jazz experimentalists -- would have celebrated his 74th birthday this month had he not died (somewhat mysteriously) in New York in the autumn of 1970.

We carry on to see tigers and Barbary lions in their enclosures – an area a fellow guest describes as "a lot more cagey" – but the toddler is losing interest and after a disgusting lunch in the park snack bar the magic has died somewhat.

"They both died somewhat young," Garrigan said.

The year previously, Simon had witnessed his father die, somewhat unexpectedly, in York Hospital.

The sun is dying somewhat prematurely, and to make it shine again a nuclear device must be exploded in it.

There was a vacuum, however, at the center of a piece that Mr. Pucci has described as semiautobiographical. His character was strangely generic: pathetic clown at one point, a sharp jazz hustler at another, a hopeful young ballplayer and finally a man prepared to die, somewhat truculently, dressed in nothing but his big battered boots.

Three possible ways of interpreting advance directives have been identified: either as a safeguard or as a defence instrument or as a means of making the experience of dying somewhat less dreadful [ 10].

By the summer the protests appeared to have died down somewhat.