Sentence examples for dying state from inspiring English sources

But, Mr. Johnson said, "we are a dying state, and I don't know what it will take to get us to give up the inside games.

On September 9th, the day I flew into Cincinnati, a woman named Marla Bell, attending an Obama rally near Dayton, told National Public Radio, "It almost feels like it's a dying state".

He could be kind, as when he severely burned himself trying to save the cook, whose clothes had caught fire ("The cook is in a dying state," the teen-age Tennyson wrote his grandfather about the incident).

Top officers of China's four big banks are appointed by the state, and part of every loan officer's job is handing out "political loans" with little or no likelihood of ever being repaid -- to shore up a dying state enterprise, for example, or to satisfy the demand of a powerful local official who needs cash.

Brownback, after signing the tax cuts in 2012, pledged that they would act as ''a shot of adrenaline into the heart of the Kansas economy,'' a metaphor that called to mind an image of the governor astride a dying state, like John Travolta atop Uma Thurman in ''Pulp Fiction,'' preparing to deliver a gleaming needle to the chest.

Nearly one in three residents, according to a July 2006 Detroit News poll, believe that Michigan is "a dying state".

But he could never bring himself to close the dying state-owned factories or sell failing banks.

Raschka begins with this grandparent dying, stating simply that everyone comes together "to make dying not so hard".

Typically, only its outer rim is composed of replicating cells, while much of its mass consists of cells in quiescent or even dying states [ 12].

The truck driver also died, state police Sgt. Phil Cheek said.

Fabio Grobart, a founder of Cuba's Communist Party, has died, state news organizations reported.