Sentence examples for may die poor from inspiring English sources
"I grew up poor, and it looks like I may die poor".
The robber barons (including Carnegie) did not exactly die poor.
Born poor, but of honored and humble people, I am particularly proud to die poor.
Many of us born poor will die poor.
They were born poor they should die poor - that is the mentality.
"We live in a world in which many who are born poor will die poor.
If you are born poor, you may die rich.
Right-wing conservatives like Jacob Rees-Mogg joined in, saying that because of the obsession of "the doomsayers of the quasi-religious Green movement" poor people "may die because they can't afford fuel".
For example, some people may be better endowed and therefore could live to a ripe old age, while others with a poorer endowment may die prematurely; but this does not detract from the fundamental assertion that they share the same inherent de, which defines their nature.
Even more than usual of Moldova's poor and old may die over this winter.The storm was one of the worst ever recorded in the region.
