Sentence examples for dying spoken from inspiring English sources

For the minority Finno-Ugric languages of Russia are dying, spoken mainly by old people in the countryside and a handful of intellectuals.

Everyone behaves well, and the dying speak frankly and lucidly about their lives and their concern for those they're leaving behind.

His mother speaks, his wife speaks, and even Helen, whose actions precipitated the war in which he died, speaks.

Baker told the story brilliantly in a Radio Scotland documentary made not long before he died, speaking, of course, in his broad West of Scotland accent.

Borchardt too, when asked about the specifics of his dealings with Laura before she died, speaks of the closeness he felt to her, the lack of need to spell out their common hopes for Huxley's work.

"We have to hold the hands of dying patients, speak to bereaved relatives, speak to people feeling the worst pain they will ever suffer," she says.

Many times, Rescorla cradled the bodies of his dying soldiers, speaking softly and reassuringly to them.

"He is dead six months ago, and when he is dying, he speak to me about the wonderful Americans people.

They say languages just die, as spoken Latin did, and then are reborn as French, Spanish and Italian.

He died still speaking of that quest.

People suffered and died without speaking or otherwise making a sound.