Sentence examples for has wasted away from inspiring English sources

Since January, he has wasted away from diarrhea.

But he has wasted away very much and the suns in his eyes are collapsed, and he has no spirits, no appetite, and very little sleep.

For there is a golden chance now for David Cameron to revive and strengthen one of the party's many roots – one that has wasted away since New Labour was concocted, but was a reliable support for those Tory election victories of the Macmillan and Thatcher years: namely, business.

She had wasted away after the death of his brother, Morty.

In an interview with Austria's Kurier newspaper, he said she looked in bad shape physically and had wasted away.

Restrained to the end, Gordon quotes Neruda's plainspoken eulogy: "Her body had wasted away in a long battle against injustice in the world.

"If a chicken died of infection, having wasted away, it should be less fat, not more," he remembered thinking at the time.

Gehrig was its first prominent victim, dying two years after his 1939 diagnosis; some others, like the British physicist Stephen Hawking, now 68, can live for decades with fully functioning brains inside bodies that have wasted away.

She had become pregnant, had a miscarriage, discovered that she would be barren ever after, and had wasted away, perhaps of a cancer that had invaded her uterus and taken the child.

However, she had wasted away and died.

Because he had been held captive like this for so long, his muscles had wasted away and gone slack.