Sentence examples for has certainly died from inspiring English sources

Penguin Classics, as a noble idea of affordable, accessible enlightenment, has certainly died this month.

"People have certainly died from laughing gas," he says.

People had certainly died here at the Nyakimana caves, 16 kilometres (ten miles) east of Gisenyi, but how many, and how they died is not known.

Its horn had been torn from its face and it had almost certainly died in slow agony.

Analysis of the lung tissue found what investigators described as incontrovertible evidence that the women had drowned, and because there were no signs of a struggle, the investigators concluded that they had almost certainly died accidentally.

The ball would have almost certainly died in the right fielder's glove before the fences were brought in before the season.

More people have almost certainly died in car crashes since 9/11, as a result of being put off flying by the attacks of that day, than died on 9/11 itself.

Though my brain has certainly told me "You should die" on many occasions, and fantasized myriad ways it could happen, I've chosen not to listen or act.

Having invested more than £100,000 of his own money, Gill is adamant that his dream has not died but it has certainly stalled and not for want of trying.

American society has certainly recorded advances in its approach to death and dying over the last half century, particularly in the last 15-20 years.

Yet investigative journalists from France 2's Envoyé Spécial have since broadcast evidence to suggest those in the flat had been armed with only a Browning handgun – no other firearms were ever recovered – and had all almost certainly died when Akrouh detonated a suicide vest after Aïtboulahcen's exchange with officers.