Sentence examples for full of dying from inspiring English sources

On each job she uses a light meter to gauge the amount of light in specific indoor locations, so people avoid dark corners full of dying plants.

It ends with a Lamento, a ravaged landscape full of dying cries, in which the composer seems to gaze back on a century that killed off most of his family and much of his faith in humanity.

The Isis and Ebola stories are both captured by a simple André Carrilho cartoon showing a ward full of dying black people – with a cluster of TV cameras huddling around the lone white victim.

Paramedics who could be called to a gassed school or a bombed bus do not routinely receive specialized training in things like finding smaller veins or using smaller tracheotomy tubes in children thrashing around in fear or in steeling themselves against the shock of having to treat a room full of dying children.

Scientists were still searching for effective treatments, AIDS wards were full of dying people, and many politicians were more interested in blaming the sick for their illness than in finding solutions and funding preventions.

And in 2008, just like I couldn't get anybody convinced that we need to develop a drug better than Taxol, because we can, and to this day, having literally a jumbo jet full of people die, women die, from anaphylaxis.

In the song "Right Hand Man," Washington summons Hamilton and informs him that he needs his services more as a secretary than as a soldier: "Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr?

A full head of died blond hair swoops to the right of his face, "like Justin Bieber, if Bieber was a Japanese Jew, with a mustache and rolls of fat," he said.

I stepped away — a reflex — from a wound gaping groin to knee, full of, well, dying flesh infected, engulfed by white, sinister, crawling, tiny maggots, ghosts waiting for reincarnation.

On Saturday I was speaking to a bishop under siege, in a compound full of the dying".

We headed to the east of the park to a large abandoned greenhouse full of both dying plants and plants making a bid to take over the place.