Sentence examples for dying burst from inspiring English sources

That dying burst by the Qing dynasty converted Tibetan indifference into enmity, and, after the start of the Chinese Revolution of 1911 12, the Tibetans rose up against and expelled the Chinese; the Dalai Lama returned to Tibet in mid-1912.

"Hospice," the Antlers' 2009 album, was a suite of hallucinatory songs about watching someone die; "Burst Apart" plunges into a bitter, doomed romance.

Michael Pennington's John of Gaunt is also a fine study of a dying man bursting with intemperate rage at Richard's betrayal of his country.

Heather realized that she had died, and burst into tears.

Long ago, he helped a dying Fleet Street burst its unionised bonds.

Just last night, a black woman told the still painful story of her 12-year-old brother dying of a burst kidney because he wasn't allowed to be treated in the nearest hospital and the family having to make a long drive to another.

"I don't know what will happen to my kids," added Robiul, whose wife died, before bursting into tears.

Eventually, the macrophage dies and bursts open, releasing large numbers of bacteria into the lungs and thus repeating the cycle of macrophage ingestion and bacterial replication.

The majority of the worms were very fragile and died by bursting (Fig 2A, panel iv).

Writing under the pseudonym Mark Ownen, the ex-Seal, claimed Bin Laden was unarmed and already dead or dying when soldier's burst into his room.

She never surpassed that, and she coarsened afterward, both physically and spiritually, only to save a dying career in a burst of generous (and genuine) partisanship on behalf of gay men suffering from AIDS.