Sentence examples for most dead from inspiring English sources

And about taxes — will the thing that's the least dead collect taxes from the things that are the most dead?

Most dead malls are razed, but some have been repurposed, like the Penn-Can Mall in Cicero, N.Y., which now houses several auto dealerships.

Since the spill, 612 damaged birds had been cataloged as of Friday, most dead but some alive and drenched in oil, federal officials said.

Lord Croft's purpose in the script is to provide exposition during flashback, as do most dead parents in action-adventure pictures.

The ghosts of other escapees, psychogeographers and internalised travellers, most dead, some not, lean over it – or, more eerily, into it: WG Sebald, Werner Herzog, Iain Sinclair, Bruce Chatwin, Hunter S Thompson, Arthur Machen, Roger Deakin, JG Ballard.

Lewis and Clark, by contrast, who trudged the nation's northern tier about the time of Pike's exploration to the south, get the glossy Hollywood treatment most dead explorers can only dream of.

To all but the most dead-end Tea Partiers, it was a significant misstep by Mr. Romney, and Mr. Huntsman quickly seized on it.

The ball itself could arc out, jag in, scuttle under even the most dead-eye dick batsman's bat or knock his ruddy block off.

Journalists liked this story because they know that the suggestion that "Islamic fundamentalist militants" are at work will revive the most dead-in-the-water story in the eyes of a news editor.

1-3" (New Line): Harold Lloyd was the most dead-center of the great silent comedians: he not only flourished in the age of Calvin Coolidge, he belonged to it.

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