The dance over, the prince knows there is nothing left for him but to die, which, in most historical epics, he would probably do as quickly and tearfully as possible.
The embrace of such a lifestyle may pose a threat to what the Dublin poet Paul Durcan, calls "that will to die," which in the popular imagination still remains essential to the Irish creative mind.
I enjoyed the meditative pleasure of those hours, despite the fact that as the lone (and not terribly proficient) student of an aging teacher, I could not help feeling that taxonomy might be dying, which, in fact, it is.
Emily St John Mandel has been nominated for Station Eleven, a widely praised book about a performance of King Lear that causes a man to die, which in turn brings on the end of the world.
For child mortality, we compute the ratio of the measured probability of dying to the highest observed probability of dying, which in 2010 was 0.141, and multiply that by 100 to make it comparable to the 0-100 scale used in the other measures.
I grieved as though he had died, which, in some ways he had.
Produced later than Werferth's coins are those by Efe: these, by far the most numerous, have dies which change in time.
Half of the clients with a severe disease have requested physician assistance in dying, which resulted in a denial in two thirds of the requests.
For example, dies which produce minimal distortion in the product.
Those who support physician assistance in dying — which exists in Oregon, Washington and Montana — argue that the absence of such an option often leads to desperate acts.
