Sentence examples for dying days of from inspiring English sources

In the dying days of F.I.A., Boeing fired Ed Nowinski.

I wanted to examine the dying days of a genius.

In the dying days of 1941 the colony fell to Japanese attack.

These are the disaster-strewn, dying days of the Age of the Nerds.

What does it feel like to be in the dying days of an art's appreciation?

The deeper division, however, is rooted in the dying days of the Ottoman Empire.

The birth of Hollywood, after all, coincided with the dying days of the wild west.

Frankenstein's Army takes place in the dying days of the second world war.

Yes, it may have been a trap set by Gordon Brown in the dying days of his disastrous administration.

Now he was appalled by the trend of modern American life in the dying days of the century.

Wilshaw was born in India in the dying days of the Raj, but left for England in infancy after independence.