Sentence examples for naturally died from inspiring English sources

If you get toys that are different colors and are wooden, check to see if they are naturally died, because non-natural dies can harm your bird.

An infatuation that, naturally, died long before Erasure sang about "l'amour" and just as the first crop of Generation Y-ers were beginning school.

Robert H. Rimmer, who wrote "The Harrad Experiment," a 1966 novel about an elite Eastern college where male and female students lived in the same dormitory rooms and did pretty much what came naturally, died on Aug. 1 at his home in Quincy, Mass.

Without any treatment, 6 ± 7% of grubs naturally died until day 4; 10 ± 13% until day 7; and 14 ± 18% until day 14.

This work was carried out with full animal experimentation ethics approval (PIRSA AEC 09/03) although in this particular study, the work only involved sampling rabbits that had naturally died from the disease.

When natural mortality is high, fish naturally die at a high rate, so exploitation has a dampened effect on total abundance [20].

Those of us listening, from the room next door, are naturally dying to see what the two actually look like.

Meanwhile, ivory collected from naturally dying wild African elephants accumulated in government warehouses across the continent, and African governments were not allowed to sell it off.

Leaving forests unmanaged, retaining living trees and decreasing the destruction of CWD at final cutting, and not removing naturally dying trees are all measures that have a strong positive influence on the amount of CWD.

The pine beetle infestation is still officially in progress, although scientists are hopeful that beetle populations will naturally die back as they essentially run out of new trees to invade.

Because those stem cells can become any kind of cell in the human body, they could also offer a way to replenish the cells that naturally die as our bodies age, or a possible cure for degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Melton's specialty– diabetes.