One has been perishing here so long!
To paraphrase Lincoln, the government of the people, by the people, for the people, has been perishing undetected, rotting from the inside by the parasitic disease of lobbies and PACs who are the proxy decision makers.
During a press conference on Tuesday, Alameda County Sheriff's Office spokesman J.D. Nelson said that the victims who have been autopsied perished from smoke inhalation.
The term vināśitva ("perishing", "perishability") has been interpreted by all major modern writers as showing the reason in an argument for momentariness, as if the argument was that things are momentary, because they perish spontaneously.
And thus, Glaucon, the tale has been saved and has not perished, and will save us if we are obedient to the word spoken; and we shall pass safely over the river of Forgetfulness and our soul will not be defiled.
"His stoicism has been required as both Jack Leaning and Andrew Hodd perished attacking short balls from Boyd Rankin on a still bland pitch.
What results had been achieved quickly perished: "les resultats sont périssables".
Abibatu and Lanphia believe they may have been left to perish had not health workers arrived one day to take them to a field clinic.
Wells have gone dry, orchards have been left to perish, and those who came to California to work the fields stand idle.
This figure, somewhat lower than past estimates, is so small that some researchers think it unlikely since such a group would have been likely to perish.
He led expeditions to Egypt and the Sudan (1905 07) and copied inscriptions from monuments that had been previously inaccessible or were perishing.
