Sentence examples for means died from inspiring English sources
"When she says that she has died she means died to the old New York life in order to pass into the new life at Three Trees".
She offered ample proof that the Italian school of dance teaching had by no means died out with the earlier exodus of so many of its best practitioners to the French courts.
Frederik Pohl, whose passion for science fiction while growing up in Brooklyn led to a distinguished career as one of its most literate and politically sophisticated practitioners, though one who was skeptical about attempts to perfect society through scientific means, died on Monday.
However, the presence of clauses that provide penalties for any of Wihtred's subjects who "sacrifice to devils" makes it clear that although Christianity was dominant, the older pagan beliefs of the population had by no means died out completely.
That indicates that more of those with less financial means died a lot younger, a twist in what we thought we knew about financial planning and the average death rate.
"No.... Let's take it at face value: dying means dying".
As for myself, I'd rather uphold my dignity even if it means dying of starvation.
He has captivated an industry where living fast often means dying young.
Do you want to keep eating, even if it means dying of pneumonia?
