Sentence examples for dying calling from inspiring English sources

Q. You've decried the way hospitals and their staffs treat the dying, calling it "an avoidable tragedy".

Although he finally escaped, Mr. Mimba heard the voices of the dying calling for help.

In Switzerland around 100 people who are already dying are helped to commit suicide every year by a society for the dying called EXIT, whose members have never been prosecuted.

Parkes attempted to reassure him, but Huskisson replied "Yes, I am dying, call Mrs Huskisson".

Open dying awareness contexts can be seen as the start of a weakening of a taboo towards controlled dying called de-tabooing.

Two further types of dying situations exhibiting open awareness of an imminent death exist; one with a reversible control of dying, called "open dying with reversible medical control" and another with irreversible control of dying: "open dying with irreversible medical control".

If someone is in danger of dying, call 911 and try CPR.

His eyes and mouth were partly open, as if, Mr. Brooks said, "he died calling out for his mother".

Throughout the uprisings, protesters have been carrying the pictures of those Libyans who, over nearly half a century of Colonel Qaddafi's rule, have disappeared or died calling for justice.

Some officers policing G20 were not sufficiently aware of human rights laws, he said, and he criticised police use of containment to pen in demonstrators on the day Ian Tomlinson died, calling it "inconsistent".

She died calling for her nurse-companion.