Sentence examples for made died from inspiring English sources

Mack Emerman, a jazz lover whose hobby recording bands at nightclubs led him to found Criteria Recording Studios in Miami, where dozens of celebrated pop and rock records were made, died on May 17 in Miami Beach.

But once the disturbance I'd made died down, the water returned to its glass like state, rippling slightly at the edge, reflecting back the dreary firs and grey sky.

The subversive agenda remained: Richard Le Gallienne plausibly proposed that Wilde "made dying Victorianism laugh at itself, and it may be said to have died of the laughter".

Two centuries later, the average American can expect to live to nearly 80. Living longer hasn't made dying any easier; arguably, it's made it harder.

-JOSEPH BRODSKY My grandmother made dying her life's work.

John Jacob Eckfeldt, in his large smithy, made dies for the 1783 coinage under the Articles of Confederation authorized by Philadelphia financier Robert Morris.

With support from informal care networks, community based palliative services have made dying at home increasingly accessible to persons with a life limiting illness.

And I am making dying bearable for myself.

"And in the course of doing it, makes dying more of a mystery than ever".

In the hospice idiom, the job of the chaplain is to make dying easier.

Section 1233 can help in many ways to make dying less painful and frightening.