Sentence examples for is to die a from inspiring English sources

"To be forgotten," Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi added, "is to die a little".

"My desire is to die a martyr in this country," he said.

There was none of that sense of the French proverb, "To leave is to die a little".

As the French say of cycle racing: Courir c'est mourir un peu – to race is to die a little.

Montaigne had it wrong: to satirise is to die a little, while these great chefs prove the truth of that toothsome adage: you are what you eat.

To leave is to die a little.

My grandfather was to die a few weeks later.

Mr. Cromitie spoke about how, if he were to die a martyr, he would go to paradise, the complaint said.

Building brigades were to die a natural death because their idea was largely received by households extrinsically.

He referred to this book in True Hallucinations as "a rambling, sophomoric, McLuhanesque diatribe that was to die a bornin', fortunately".

Your intention is to die as a hero!