Sentence examples for managed to die from inspiring English sources

More remarkably, up in Quincy on that same day his old rival and friend also managed to die on schedule.

The course of the country singer (1923-53) who managed to die at 29 after every kind of troubled existence.

Mr. Hussein's courtiers say he marveled at how Stalin kept power -- and managed to die in his bed.

Somewhat surprisingly, though she publicly denied his position about the illegitimacy of their marriage, she managed to die a natural death.

Keith Floyd was rightly famous for busting through the artifice of television and being absolutely himself - accordingly he all but managed to die on television too.

Twenty five years ago this month, the Guardian published an obituary of John Stonehouse, the former Labour MP who, as the headline has it, managed to die twice.

Unless we manage to die with negative net worth (or declare bankruptcy), the amount we can spend and give away during our lifetimes is limited to what we earn or receive as gifts.

Leonard Cohen had inadvertently let the raven out of the bag, telling the New Yorker that he was "ready to die" just before he did; but he won a victory for privacy by managing to die in Los Angeles and be buried in Montreal, before either event was reported.

As a result, smaller companies that manage to go public wither and die with no one evangelizing them to investors.

Either the terrain was too rugged, or a mortally wounded animal managed to escape and die alone in some remote place, its body returning to the earth; foreign deer to feed the foreign grasses".

There is always a moment, mid-urination, where my mind adjusts and suddenly I am all too aware that I managed not to die while walking from bedroom to bathroom in the dark.