Sentence examples for huge dies from inspiring English sources

After the quiet of the opening Kyrie, Mr. Gergiev creates a sense of release as he plunges into the meat of the work, the huge Dies Irae, which is like an entire one-act opera, uncertainly kept in place by the six smaller movements that surround it.

Whether Parsis were complicit in the huge die-off of vultures is uncertain.

"You can't have a huge die-off unless you have a huge population," she said.

Dr. Six said she did not believe the two-generation phenomenon necessarily caused the huge die-off.

"We've had huge die-offs of loons, which are one of the most beloved species here".

But there may not be huge die-off here because we are thinning around 20% of the trees.

More than half the world's rivers are artificially interrupted, and this fragmentation causes huge die-offs of fish and changes local ecosystems.

The huge die-off during spring spawning season was attributed to "winter thermal stress, high abundance and shortage of food" for the alewives, said Gavin Christie of the Fishery Commission.

They have caused huge die-offs of honeybees in Europe and provoked an uproar among scientists, not least because the studies that purported to establish their safety were financed by pesticide manufacturers.

Using a remotely operated submersible, the researchers found evidence of this: a huge die-off in one area off the coast, with large numbers of krill carcasses littering a one-mile stretch of sea floor.

But, Peiris says, "It is not expected that any form of influenza would lead to such a huge die-off in pigs".