Sentence examples for had died out from inspiring English sources

The fire had died out but the building was destroyed.

People figured it had died out, too.

Non-avian dinosaurs had died out, and mammals were coming into their own.

Stuff that we thought had died out long ago came back, like zombie revenants.

"I thought the behavior had died out, honestly," a bird-loving South African friend told me.

By the following year, according to Ms. Hayes, the scene had "died out".

But they were swift to start rounding up suspects once the rioting had died out later that night.

Interest had died out by 1871, not to be revived until after the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876.

Commercial eel farming, which had died out by the 1950s, is now being introduced on the estuary.

I thought the sissy movement of the middle class had died out for eternity, but it seems it isn't so".

First, I'd mistakenly believed mocking east Asian people for their speech inflections had died out with Benny Hill's Chinaman skit.