Sentence examples for never dying from inspiring English sources

Swift does not mince his words: his immortals (of whom the women are of course more "horrible" than the men) "had not only the follies and infirmities of other old men, but many more which arose from the dreadful prospect of never dying.

Never dying.

But, I do wish for my ignorance of children never dying.

Implacable Birtherism and all of its attendant annoyances will roll on, in some cases evolving, but never dying off.

Vampires--the always young, never dying creatures of the night--have a long and colorful history in our culture.

Tears glazed my eyes as I helplessly watched her kamikazi up underneath oncoming cars, somehow never dying.

She had never died.

Some dreams never die.

OLD treaties never die.

Dog jokes never die.

Hipsters never die. . . .