Sentence examples for dying in large from inspiring English sources

Russians are still dying in large, if sketchy, numbers.

In 2005 Colorado researchers noticed that aspens were suddenly dying in large numbers.

"People are dying in large numbers," said Dr. Brickner, who has visited the country.

Aid agencies say people will soon start dying in large numbers.

These internally-displaced people will be dying in large numbers unless they get food and shelter soon.

That was the decade when surviving veterans, most of whom had been born around 1920, were dying in large numbers.

During the weekend, it was Israelis who were dying in larger than normal numbers -- seven killed in drive-by shooting and a Palestinian raid on an army base in Gaza.

With allies like Canada and Holland heading for the exits, American troops are dying in larger numbers than at any point of the war — on bad days, ten or more.

What's more interesting is that Britain's ageing population means that elderly party political supporters are dying in larger numbers than the rate at which nubile young things can be recruited.

The effort died, in large part because of Mr. Luzhkov's opposition.

The party has withered away and died in large expanses of the north.