Sentence examples for dying on the same from inspiring English sources
It seemed to me one of the strangest coincidences of all time: two chess players dying on the same day at the end of the biennial Chess Olympiad in Norway.
Few cultural figures are afforded quite as many anniversary knees-ups as Shakespeare – then again there's nothing like being born and dying on the same day to keep you in the calendar.
Is there a metaphorical link between two people, who loved and valued writing as much as anyone on the planet, dying on the same day?
Each year, about one million infants die on the same day they're born.
Ismail reached Lampedusa with 250 other migrants on 15 February to find out that one of his friends had died on the same route weeks before.
And, as Harry's life concluded, came the news that a far younger one who wore the British army uniform died on the same day.
In 2000, one of his sons and his third wife died on the same day, due to a shark attack in Fiji and drowning in the family swimming pool, respectively.
But one seemingly mythic fact is surprisingly true: both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the same day -- July 4th, 1826 -- the 50th anniversary of Dunlop's dating and printing of The Declaration of Independence.
He died on the same date on which his Olympic team-mate Alexander Belov died in 1978.
