Sentence examples for dying along from inspiring English sources
But the world the stern old man once presided over is dying along with him, and so are its stifling rules about sex, race and power.
While Amundsen's achievements were largely ignored or denigrated in Britain - he got lucky with the weather, he cheated by using skis and dogs, he hadn't told anyone he was going to the south pole - Scott became a national hero by coming second and dying along with the rest of his team on the return journey.
Even AOL, with a mail service considered dying along with its dial-up service, has developed a free mail application that could find traction among its legion of instant-message users.
My one trip to Manchester left promoters dying along the wayside".
JUST when you thought Britain's domestic airline network was dying, along comes Virgin Atlantic to jolt it back into life.
They see this agreement as a way to get it without so many Acehnese dying along the way.
His 10-year-old son died along with more than 70 others when their tenement collapsed on Nov. 15.
Nearly all of these warriors died along with their ponies.
Hundreds die along the way.
She died, along with her unborn baby.
