Sentence examples for dramatic death from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rojo's gorgeously dramatic death?

Was Dean's abrupt but dramatic death a signal for Ray?

Those who predicted a dramatic death are more likely to witness a prolonged decline.

However impulsively, he had arranged a dramatic death, surrounded by the atmospherics of a Southern cavalier.

They must find their footing: if there is no dramatic death moment, then how on earth do stories go?

Fleming died a much less dramatic death from a heart attack in 1964 in England, where he is buried.

But for a cell, pulling the plug on yourself can be more than an act of dramatic demise: Death is a sickly cell's way of protecting the rest of the body from illness.

The novel's other, less dramatic deaths leave deeper wounds.

Dramatic deaths should feature as well as elegant ones.

Good gags prevail over plot twists: there are no dramatic deaths, scenes of infidelity, or fixed villains.

This announcement falls on the heals of some dramatic deaths and strokes that have received extensive press coverage such as the death of Anne Marie Capati.