Sentence examples for dramatic dying from inspiring English sources

The 'victims' can fall down dramatically or make dramatic dying noises.

Ranked in descending order of severity, they are: Permian extinction (about 266 million to 252 million years ago), the most dramatic die-off, eliminating about half of all families, some 95 percent of marine species (nearly wiping out brachiopods and corals), and about 70 percent of land species (including plants, insects, and vertebrates).

During that time, southern bison experienced a dramatic die-off, shrinking to just a few closely related individuals.

The lawsuit follows a dramatic die off of bees in the United States, with some beekeepers losing 50% of their hives.

Robin Williams, a comic and sitcom star in the 1970s who became an Oscar-winning dramatic actor, died Monday at 63 in Marin County.

His death shocked the nation, prompting an... Robin Williams, who rose to fame on television as a memorable alien in "Mork & Mindy" and went on to become an Oscar-winning dramatic actor, died Monday at 63 in Marin County.

Robin Williams, who rose to fame on television as a memorable alien in "Mork & Mindy" and went on to become an Oscar-winning dramatic actor, died Monday at 63 in Marin County.

You're so close to those moments that a trifle will set off a fantasy of suicide or some dramatic idea of dying with your loved one, just so you're witnessed together for posterity.

I mean this is gonna sound dramatic, and it was really dramatic, but she was dying.

Opposition MP Victor Tinoco, a former Sandinista politician expelled by Ortega in 2006, said: "We have a dramatic situation with people dying at a very fast rate from a disease clearly linked to harsh working conditions, yet they've been virtually abandoned by a president more interested in maintaining his business alliances".

And Noone came close to snatching a dramatic point in the dying seconds but his effort flew just over as Cardiff fell to their fifth away defeat of the season.