Sentence examples for he died relatively from inspiring English sources

Sol's will suggested he died relatively poor, leaving his family less than $5,000.

For one thing, he died relatively young — at fifty-six, in 1989, of AIDS-related pneumonia.

It might have happened, but because he died relatively young, he was denied his proper place.

He died relatively suddenly a few years ago, never needing long-term care.

One reason is that he died relatively young, at 51, before his best-selling book was published.

He died relatively young, in his 50s, and is said to have worked himself to death, completing all his commissions alone without studio assistants or pupils.

From him she learned to love and defend the poor; and when he too was murdered by a death squad, at the altar, in 1980, she felt bound to continue the work he had begun.She died relatively young, from a heart attack, in the same month that Romero had been killed and on the very day of his burial.

It is possible to feel furious that they died relatively young as well as relief that this is a bridge I've crossed while others have still to face it.

"He may have died relatively young but he made up for it in quality if not quantity of years," Paul Krassner, the veteran radical journalist and one of Thompson's former editors, told Associated Press.

When, on December 10th, a week after the first heart attack, his doctors announced that he had finally died, relatively few in Chile were expected to lament his passing.After the first heart attack the doctors at the closely-controlled military hospital in Santiago, the capital, had suggested that Mr Pinochet was recovering well.

Andy Allan, formerly of Thames, Tyne Tees, Central and Carlton, died relatively young – he was only 68 – but to say he lived life to the full rather understates the case.