Sentence examples for idea of dead from inspiring English sources

He launched a series of independent folk magazines, including Folk News and Jazz Music News, and wrote books including Singers of an Empty Day (1971), which explored the idea of "dead rock stars as ritual sacrifices".

In a place still tinctured by hippie-era tie-dye, where corporate franchises are widely unwelcome (people threatened to shoot out the Best Western motel sign when that company had the temerity to come to town some years back), the idea of Dead Guys going brand name has already set off a heated discussion.

And Dead or Alive, I thought the idea of "dead or alive," the words themselves — the poetry of it — were important.

And for people who believe that the ideas of "dead white males" of centuries past are still worth studying, he is a natural hero.

Fleming helped create something called the Trout Memo, which contained a series of proposals for deceiving the Germans, including this idea of a dead man carrying forged documents.

In Cumberland Blues, Hunter tells of an actual Cumberland miner who wasn't keen on the idea of the Dead playing what he thought was an old song from the area – although the gradual mood and musical changes mark it out from most country songs.

The idea of taxing dead people struck most Americans as repugnant, one reason that even a goodly number of Democrats voted to eliminate this levy.

Quite frankly, a world in motion should be powered by motion, and when you combine our technology with wireless transmission and new super-batteries, charging will be constant and sustainable, making the idea of a dead cellphone a thing of the past.

It helps to have a basic idea of what dead rotting skin looks like, so find some pictures online, good places to find pictures are Google and Yahoo.

"The whole idea of evolutionary dead-end strategies is poorly understood," he says.

Conservative election campaign manager Lynton Crosby is a known advocate of such a "dead cat" strategy - the idea of "throwing a dead cat on the table" to distract people from a topic you wish they would stop discussing.