Sentence examples for is perishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To pass away; to come to naught; to waste away; to decay and disappear.
If you grow up in a city like that you feel everything is perishing, evanescent and going away very quickly.
He "sees he is perishing in the middle of this dreadful snowy waste" and realises he has returned to the sleigh.
The whole world is perishing today because of it.
A plaque quotes Tosia Altman, a committed advocate for the kibbutz movement and a leader of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising: "Israel is perishing before my eyes.
As trauma never seen before reaches around and into the world, the species featured in the dream is perishing in record numbers.
In his trial summation, six minutes of Gary Cooper giving a completely unhinged, turgid speech, he actually says, "The world is perishing in an orgy of self-sacrifice." Whatever finishes off mankind, it won't be an excess of self-sacrifice.
However, if the good is perished before reaching the customer (the expiration date is over), the cost would be added to other costs such as transportation, production, and maintenance costs in the target function.
Species are perishing en masse.
As if Nature herself were perishing".
One has been perishing here so long!
Churchill was unmoved when millions were perishing in Bengal.
