Sentence examples for dying beyond from inspiring English sources

Injury to these trees can be severe, with branches usually dying beyond the point of egg insertion.

Oscar Wilde spent his last days at Hotel d'Alsace in Paris and moaned at the end: "I am dying beyond my means".

Alas, I am dying beyond my means".

For example, the pooled risk ratio for studies which stretched the postpartum period at risk of dying beyond 42 days is dominated by a single study from Zimbabwe, which recruited women just after delivery and excluded any women with acute life-threatening conditions [21].

All crime grows and dies beyond the reach of the state.

My little white Hyundai died a couple of years ago at 75,000 miles, died beyond repair or resuscitation.

Why Captain Sokolov and the others had to die, beyond the help of the Russian army's vastly superior firepower, is a mystery.

Maternal and neonatal characteristics of infants who died early were compared with infants who survived and infants who died beyond 12 hours of age.

It's a no-brainer as far as insurance goes, because unless you live (and have died) beyond "The Wall", or live with the Walking Dead, you're going to face the second of Ben Franklin's certainties at some point.

Of 116 chicks hatched over two years, just one died beyond 18 d.

Even p53-null tumour cells, which have a reduced rate of apoptosis, die beyond an oxygen diffusion limit in the range of 150  μm (Folkman, 2002).