Sentence examples for expected to die when from inspiring English sources

Though Philae is expected to die when its electronics overheat from use, the lander may hold fast to the comet and ride it around the sun for three laps before enough material breaks off to dislodge its harpoon.

Death rates are calculated by looking at the number of people that would be expected to die when taking into account the age and disease profile of the local population.

But the White House-backed measure is expected to die when it reaches the Republican-led House of Representatives.

"My wife created the flavor for Halloween last year, he said, explaining that the flavor was expected to die out when the last of the batch was sold.

Unluckily for the town's winter sports, swine flu is expected to die down only when the snow melts.

She is terminally ill with cancer, expected to die soon, yet when the doctors repair her broken hip and zap the tumours on her spine with radiation, she appears almost as good as new.

He expected to die at any time; when leaving his hotel room, he would put his papers in order.

Few expected to die so soon, and so violently, when entering military service.

It's just... not like your normal feelings," and yet, often they were exactly like her normal feelings: in the midst of the horror, at moments when they expected to die, they were still worrying about the little things, still cracking silly jokes.

Seen as an end-of-life approach exclusively, "comfort care only" begins when such therapies are withheld or withdrawn from patients who are expected to die imminently.

When John O'Leary was 9 years old, he suffered burns over 100% of his body and was expected to die.