Sentence examples for dying of something from inspiring English sources

And he had a 44percentt chance of dying of something else.

First, people could be dying of something else before they can get cancer – getting shot by a death squad, for example.

Only when she looked into why so many Liberian women were dying in childbirth, and why children were dying of something as banal as the squits, did she realise "there is a relationship with water and sanitation.

Then came spectacular irrationality — the government of Thabo Mbeki spent years insisting AIDS was a Western plot, that the drugs were poison, that it was better to use African "cures," that all those people were dying of something else.

After 10 years of a large international presence, comprising about 2,000 aid groups, at least $3.5 billion of humanitarian aid and $58 billion of development assistance, how could children be dying of something as predictable — and manageable — as the cold?

"Nothing is as rewarding" for someone who has been trained, Dr. Gilks said, than "to be able to immediately use those skills to watch somebody who is dying of something they were powerless to intervene with, and see that individual suddenly restored to life".

Until we die of something else.

But we all die of something.

All organisms are going to die of something eventually.

We've all got to die of something, right?

When another character suggests philanthropy, Henry scoffs, "People have to die of something".