Sentence examples for embracing death from inspiring English sources

Bin Laden himself recited an elegy for the nineteen hijackers of 9/11: "Embracing death, the knights of glory found their rest.

The act of jauhar would be followed by the surviving fighting men of the encircled fort charging defiantly onto the battlefield one last time, embracing death in battle as befitting a warrior in an act known as shaka.

Charlotte Emmerson plays the Duchess with a touching ferocity, bending the steward Antonio (Nick Blood) to her will, embracing death by strangling with a martyr's bravery: "Pull, and pull strongly, for your able strength must pull down heaven upon me".

A film embracing death and birth, it signified the end of the dues-paying first act of a great auteur's career and the beginning of his illustrious second act.

As Marty, sick at heart of living, finally embracing death, walks into an icy abyss, barefoot, wearing only a black cloth dress that seemed somehow angelic, a shower of documents, all those officious papers and certificates that have recorded her many lives, drift down from above and cover her body, collapsed onstage.

By embracing death, we believe you can live a fuller and more meaningful life.

"When you truly embrace death, you can embrace life".

His colleague Pete wanted Lucky Strike to embrace death, but Don knew that a distraction was needed.

"How I embrace death," Andrew murmured as the battle of Austerlitz raged.

"I decided I wanted to embrace death, especially given my faith — I'm a Catholic".

The music begins: a song to hold death at bay, a song to embrace death, or to praise God.