Sentence examples for may die at from inspiring English sources

"I may die at 85, but compared to everyone else, I'll really be 95".

"They know they will never see them again, that they may die at sea".

They may die at 150 to 200 years of age, most commonly by being uprooted by wind or washouts.

Depending on the degree of expression of the trait, affected individuals may die at an early age or may live essentially normal lives.

For instance, someone diagnosed with lung cancer at the age of 65 may die at 67 and be remembered as a two-year survivor.

Young people across Europe may die at an earlier age than their grandparents if the region fails to curb smoking, drinking and obesity, the World Health Organisation has warned.

KATES--Mary Maier, died at the age of 97 on January 22, 2011 in Sharon, CT in the company of her daughter Elizabeth Kates Burns of Marfa, TX. Mary Maier known as "Molly" to her family and friends was born on July 2, 1913 in Seneca Falls, NY.

Mortally wounded, the woman crawls through the dust so they may die, stilled at last, in each other's arms.

All of this suggests that grid cells may die off at the earliest stages of the disease, and that tests like the one used here could help clinicians to diagnose it sooner.

It claimed the rare arctic char may die out at the site within 10 years due to water quality problems.

This indicates that the inflammatory reaction may die out at late stages of the disease.