Sentence examples for everything dies from inspiring English sources

Everything dies.

"Everything dies," he said.

Everything dies, and not always in its due time.

"Everything dies off eventually – no matter what it is," he says.

But everything dies away, soon lost in the constant low-level murmur of the street outside.

Everything dies in time: "Time ripens the creatures, Time rots them" (Mahabharata 1.1.188).

"We couldn't let everything die".

Her fear of everything: dying, losing it all, flying.

They should just let it pass, let everything die down.

"But I know what you're saying in terms of everything dying down a little bit.

It is impossible to imagine everything dying back to a boring stasis.