Sentence examples for direction of death from inspiring English sources

The most recent override in the direction of death was in September.

For Masons, the western part of the sky is the direction of death.

"The overrides would definitely be out under Ring if they are in the direction of death," said Rachel E. Fugate, a Florida lawyer who has represented defendants in capital cases.

While the ad doesn't delve as deeply as Wilder does — that would be a tall order in two minutes of television — it's a sharp reminder of how new life points in the direction of death.

Those people were looking in the direction of death". Reflecting on how badly managed and rundown were all the large hotels at which he stayed, he concludes that "the English were not naturally corporate people". They "do small things well and big things badly". That, in part, accounted for the country's decline.

Mr. Nichols, who is up for a sixth, for his direction of "Death of a Salesman," at this year's ceremony on June 10, won for "Barefoot in the Park" (1964), a two-for-one with "Luv" and "The Odd Couple" (1965), "Plaza Suite" (1968), "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" (1972) and "The Real Thing" (1984).

SEM clearly showed morphological cellular transformations in the direction of cellular death in both cell lines treated with EGFR inhibitors.

Direction of Play: Mike Nichols, Death Of A Salesman.

Satellite dishes, spreading like a fungal infection across tower blocks and suburban housing estates, became a status symbol, each one a metallic ear pointed in the direction of Murdoch's Death Star.

If prevalence is greater than half in both the population and the cohort, then the relationship between the direction of association with the risk of death and the direction in which the bias evolves is reversed.

His management of the future artistic and administrative direction of Bayreuth after his death is already questionable.