Sentence examples for moved death from inspiring English sources

With the exception of wars, which invite memorials and searches for graves, the 20th century moved death into hospitals and away from daily life, he said.

Executions are still performed in Huntsville, as required by law, but officials say they moved death row to the Terrell Unit because it is larger, more secure and close to Huntsville.

Examples of such factors were the number of times the family moved, death in the family, divorce, number of children in the family, pregnancy since birth of the child, parents' employment or number of years they had been out of work, and income.

The Allegretto smuggles presentiments of "Pathétique" gloom among vivacious dance moves: "Death in Florence," let's say.

Viewers are also informed that fashion magazines are to blame for moving death fully into the commercial marketplace.

Carey sings Streets of Laredo as a lullaby and has a moving death scene in which he lapses back into childhood to recite the Lord's Prayer.

"I have been thinking and praying a lot lately about the death penalty," the letter began, "particularly after the Texas Criminal Justice Department started moving death row inmates to a prison with my name on it.

Case in point: after heroically breaching Winterfell, not-so-gentle giant Wun Wun, mortally porcupined by Bolton spears, had his moving death scene cut abruptly short by an arrow through the eye.

When the Ohio State Department of Corrections decided to move death row to Youngstown's supermaximum security prison a year ago, then mayor George McKelvey was part of the welcoming committee.

Adolescent attraction: Well, there are the love stories, which all work out well, and the sentimental but moving death scene involving the lovely Beth.

A total of 8,999 individuals were determined ineligible for interview for 'logistical and unknown' reasons such as incorrect telephone number, incorrect address or change of address, moving, death, and absence at three attempted visits.