Sentence examples for expiring from from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, there was Alfonzo by Benitez's side on the mound before the sigh had finished expiring from the crowd.

Still, given that last year the main danger at the Brits was one or more of the viewers expiring from boredom, then that might be considered an advance.

Thus unfettered, he barges in where others fear to tread, and soon, armed with closeups of a carjacking victim expiring from a gunshot wound, he has his first scoop.

Soon, all four are expiring from radiation sickness and languishing in a metal cell provided by the hidden inhabitants of that city: shouty types with sink-plungers where their left arms should be.

And with his father expiring from a killer's bullet, the 10-year-old child pulls off the shoes, puts them on, and runs for his life "clupclupclup" across the ghetto.

Thus it was by way of a new approach to texture, drawn from very old models, that he revitalized a 19th-century rhythmic language that had been in danger of expiring from textural and harmonic stagnation.

Then the book automatically expires from the borrower's account.

On Sept. 17, "Gimme the Loot" will expire from Netflix.

And perhaps a warning next time so your female readers don't expire from shock.

Yevgeniya Diaghileva expired, from childbed fever, three months after Sergey's birth.

After the designated checkout period, the e-book automatically expires from the borrower's account.