Sentence examples for dies dramatically from inspiring English sources

Similarly, if a celebrity dies dramatically there can be a huge reaction (£20m donations and all those flowers after Diana's death).

The line "The death of one is a tragedy, the death of millions is just a statistic" relates to overlooking the deaths of ordinary people, ignored by the media, compared to the media frenzy when someone dies dramatically.

Police later announced that 100 people had died, dramatically raising the earlier death toll of 35.

Once again, people will only pay attention to dead rappers who die dramatically.

When I was a kid, Cops and Robbers had involved two people: a shooter with a cocked finger and a victim who died dramatically.

Her ideals of human liberty are not unsimilar to those of Plato, to those of Shelley, to those of Lord Byron which led him to die dramatically in Greece.

I pounced on them, shouting a war cry, before finally dying dramatically on the sidewalk.

But it does include creatures from many walks of life, ranging from monarchs and teenage lovers to anonymous characters who seem to live only to die dramatically to, in the case of "Titus Andronicus," a play that could keep an entire street of funeral directors in business, a lowly fly.

Fatal cases typically presented with a brief duration of febrile illness, subtle neurological signs and died dramatically of acute refractory cardiac dysfunction and fulminant pulmonary oedema within hours of developing signs of tachycardia, poor peripheral perfusion and tachypnea.

Your hero could die dramatically or sadly.

This way you will reduce the number of times that you will die, dramatically.