Sentence examples for living dying from inspiring English sources

It's a disarming story of diverted destiny; a more grounded take, one might say, on living, dying and repeating.

That, too, is the strangeness of this day — to honor men and women who know things about living, dying, and the character of war that we can never really imagine.

The yeast are "living, dying, battling for resources, all within this wasp," says Anne Madden, a microbiologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and North Carolina State University in Raleigh, who was not involved in the study.

Given these constraints, let us take a look at what fossils a snail lineage undergoing peripatric speciation might leave behind (illustrated in Fig. 5): 1. Stasis: A population of snails is experiencing stasis, living, dying, and getting fossilized every few hundred thousand years.

According to Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things, by Lafcadio Hearn, a butterfly was seen in Japan as the personification of a person's soul; whether they be living, dying, or already dead.

Living, dying and caring with advanced liver disease is dominated by pervasive, enduring and universally shared uncertainty.

The dead shall live, the living die [graphic] : Handel.

Living is dying and dying is living.

Living and dying – a very fine line.

They're living and dying with us.

And I think that once you become a father, it raises it to a whole other bar of what living... dying for is.