Sentence examples for gently death from inspiring English sources

Kaufman corrected him, gently: " 'Death comes.

The doomed playwright did not go gently towards death.

Gibbard knows he's lucky to make his living writing songs, but not every song he writes fits into the gently epic Death Cab template.

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The Brooklyn writer and booster Jonathan Ames focused even more closely on the borough in his HBO series, "Bored to Death," gently satirizing the writers-with-strollers culture of Park Slope and Cobble Hill.

At the heart of the film is a doomed love affair that moves gently, inexorably towards death through the seasons that the poet observes, and one thinks of The Eve of St Agnes, the great narrative poem Keats wrote in this period, which comes across like a scenario for a wonderful silent movie.

The nurse and chaplain who attended her death gently prepared her body for the arrival of the funeral home.

Gigot gently asserts the "death panel" argument and the revived "$700 billion cut" talking point, but Roberts immediately hits that as "intellectually dishonest".

The leather skin on your luggage was the same, like a calf was gently massaged to death and then stretched over a frame with wheels.

The widowed should feel free to correct anyone who is trying to draw comparisons between divorce and loss -- not by playing a game of "My Pain Is Worse Than Your Pain", but by gently stating that death is simply not the same as divorce; that you are not "lucky" to have lost your spouse or "lucky" to have a "fresh start" or "lucky" in any way, shape or form.

On a crisp, sunny morning a year ago, in the Queens apartment that had been her home for more than 40 years, death came gently for Phyllis Finocchio.