Sentence examples for no die from inspiring English sources
"It was like 'Independence Day.' " "It was like 'Die Hard.' " "No, 'Die Hard 2.' " " 'Armageddon.' " And the exclamations from below, from the watchers of the skies caught on video, as they see the aircraft slice into the side of the tower: where have you heard those expressions most recently — the wows, the whoohs, the holy shits — if not in movie theatres, and even on your own blaspheming tongue?
Demetrius: "No die, but an ace for him".
"There's no die in this team," Franco said.
His film soundtracks include Chocolat (1988) and No Fear, No Die (1990) for the French director Claire Denis, and Tilai (1990) for Burkina Faso's Idrissa Ouedraogo.
Her next features, "No Fear, No Die" (1990), "I Can't Sleep" (1993) and "Nenette and Boni" (1996), were set in France but on the margins of French society: the outskirts of Paris, the port city of Marseille.
These include a drama about cockfighting in Paris ("No Fear, No Die," 1990); a vampire thriller that French audiences booed for its extreme violence and deviant sexuality ("Trouble Every Day," 2001); and a dreamy reimagining of the philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy's account of his heart transplant, shot in locations including Tahiti and Switzerland ("The Intruder," 2004).
"We have a no-die attitude.
No die-off of wildlife along the river has been detected.
"No die-hard anti-carbon trading company in Europe is under any illusions any more that this will go away," said Mark C. Lewis, who analyzes carbon markets at Deutsche Bank.
The risk for Sinn Fein is that they could lose some party members, who believe no die-hard Irish republican should be fraternising with the British head of state, even it is just a "hello, how are you?" at an arts reception in Belfast.
