Sentence examples for lives die from inspiring English sources
I always have to hide this prickly side of me when celebrities like Michael Jackson or Whitney Houston make a shambles of their lives, die, and half the population goes into a big pity party.
People turned away for having a pre-existing condition before the ACA, people who stop treatment because they can't afford medical bills, people who ignore symptoms because a doctor visit is too expensive, and people who can't afford the medication that would save their lives die every single day in America and around the world.
"Live, die, repeat," as the movie's tag line goes.
As such hypochondriac metaphors suggest, Lobo Antunes invests words with the vividness of live, dying things.
After all, Ms. Mitchell, who published her novel in 1936, lived, died and was buried here.
In July, Derrick's father, with whom he lived, died suddenly of a heart attack.
Stasis: A population of snails is experiencing stasis, living, dying, and getting fossilized every few hundred thousand years.
Some cars live long, productive lives; some die young.
People are born, live and die; cities live on.
People live and die for the sport; they live and die for their team.
