Sentence examples for dying elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Public-sector earnings have risen faster than those in the private sector, and the state continues to provide generous defined-benefit pensions, which are dying elsewhere.

Doomsayers have long proclaimed the demise of classical music, although given the myriad high-quality concerts almost every night in New York, it seems the genre must be dying elsewhere.

You have saved yourself from one war, only to fear dying elsewhere in another.

When patients die at home it is often unknown whether the patients are dying at home through choice, a lack of services preventing them from dying elsewhere, or inefficient communication or referral about available services that would allow them to die elsewhere.

"Yes, Nuer died in Juba and Dinka died elsewhere, I lost my own brother.

The Red Cross said that 177 people died elsewhere in the country, including 106 in Iloilo Province.

The 162 who died elsewhere, in seven other countries, were overlooked.

The bodies are thought to have been washed into the pit after they died elsewhere in the cave system.

The victim appeared to have died elsewhere, he said, and the river's current carried the body to an area known as Peanut Leap Cascade.

Eight others died elsewhere in gun battles, and a policeman was killed when rebels attacked at Dhimuwa, 125 miles west of Katmandu.

There is a long shot of his sick wife, who has outgrown her usefulness and knows it, being carted off to die elsewhere — that way, the duke doesn't have to suffer the spectacle.