Sentence examples for extending death from inspiring English sources

The City Council passed a bill yesterday extending death benefits to family members of sanitation and correction workers killed in the line of duty.

I think AAA is in extended death throes.

But it's hard to imagine why anyone would willingly wade through so many lengthy passages on the fictionalized history of fecal hematology or excruciatingly detailed accounts of extended death orgies to get there".

An alternation of the English words "terror" and "joy" gives way to scraping and rasping sounds evoking an extended death rattle, and ends with a victorious shout of "Joy!" The viola, Mr. Kahane said in an introduction, represents Charon, mediating between the lands of the living and the dead.

The Louisiana law extending the death penalty to the rape of children under the age of 12 dates to 1995.

Using that benchmark, Justice Kennedy said the majority had reached its conclusion based on "our own independent judgment" about the implications of extending the death penalty to child rape as well as on the fact that the great majority of states have declined to do so.

This has led the World Health Organization (WHO), the Health Metrics Network and the United Nations Statistical Commission to seek ways forward for extending routine death registration on a much wider scale.

The solution to this puzzle lies in the fact that eternalism and annihilationism both share the presupposition that there is an 'I' whose existence might either extend beyond death or terminate at death.

Now that my parents have reconnected, my vision of the Good Divorce extends "till death do us part".

The proposal would also extend the death penalty to a number of other criminal scenarios, including sabotage of a defense installation or a nuclear facility.

The same law also committed the government to extend pensions, death benefits and worker-accident insurance to the nation by July 2015.