Sentence examples for it perished from inspiring English sources

It perished in the process.

But it perished long ago.

Drivers stop on pitted roads through forests to identify a dead snake, and speculate how it perished.

Obama, by contrast, can at least point to the American Jobs Act, which he promoted until most of it perished in Congress.

Rumour has it that there was once a translation into English, but it perished during a wartime shipwreck.Now two Estonian-Americans, Inna Feldbach and Alan Trei, have translated the first volume and have sent some sample chapters of what they call the "sprawling, rambunctious" epic.

The hide eventually went to the Natural History Museum of Tufts University, where it perished in a fire in 1975, and the skeleton to the American Museum of Natural History in New York, where it was last on display in the 1990s.

By M. McPhedron and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 5, 1946 P. 23 Reprint of a passage from Proudhon: "Liberty, like Reason, does not exist or manifest itself except by the constant disdain of its own works; it perishes as soon as it is filled with self-approval.

He favors the far ends of possibility: humanity becomes transcendent or it perishes.

If it perishes in that market, consumers know they are bound to suffer.

A song cannot survive if it is not being played – it is either played or it perishes".

Both parties deprecated war; but one of them would make war rather than let the nation survive; and the other would accept war rather than let it perish".