Sentence examples for echo died from inspiring English sources

Shortly thereafter, Echo died, and she found herself with a cattle dog that was so hard to live with she thought she had a bad seed.

Two had been mysteriously poisoned and, as it turned out, 10-year-old Echo "died of a broken heart".

The terms classless society, inferiority complex, and wishful thinking echoed die klassenlose Gesellschaft, der Minderwertigkeitskomplex, and das Wunschdenken.

Ms. Squadrilli stumbled into the cattle-dog world about five years ago when her toy poodle, Echo, was dying, after 15 years.

Officer Jackson's haunting reflections before he died echo the particular strain of anguish facing black police officers around the country as the nation wrestles with the aftermath of killings involving the police.

With Perth's economy foundering, they all seem to be sliding back into that flatlining past, the turn of the century, somewhere around that week where Echo the dolphin died of a broken heart.

Susan Fromberg Schaeffer, a poet and novelist whose well-regarded 1989 novel "Buffalo Afternoon" examined the Vietnam War and its long and complex echo throughout American life, died Friday in Chicago.

To paraphrase Mark Twain, there are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and the number of Armenians who are claimed by Armenians and their echo chambers to have died in an alleged World War I genocide.

Then the sweet sound which had since died out echoed again, quieter this time, as thousands of fans sucked in their breath and said to each other "see what Gary Woodland has done over on 9?" Wait.

My only intact aural memory of my father was the one I have tried a lifetime to forget: the convulsive echo of his dying.

Zinovieff moved to an island off Skye, powering one of his last remaining synths with a windmill, in "the dying echo of my work".