Sentence examples for not completely died from inspiring English sources

And it has not completely died.

Parties have not completely died out in Davos, as evidenced by a bash on Friday thrown by Sean Parker, a founder of Napster and former president of Facebook.

'If we're not careful, we'll lose our great silversmiths.' According to Fennell, the hand-made silver service has not completely died a death.

This is a tradition that today has not completely died out; it still exists, but in an attenuated form of those bygone days.

In truth, the western did not completely die off, although it has never enjoyed a serious revival on the big screen and probably never will.

Though the influence of Hazlitt's only full-length treatment of Shakespeare somewhat receded, it did not completely die out.

Be aware that the itching will not completely die down until the blemish has healed properly.

Look around the room for someone you'd like to be introduced to — even if you're not completely dying to be introduced to that person.

They won't completely die, but they won't become law, either.

The idea of Haitian emigration didn't completely die with the Emancipation Proclamation.

Other phones don't completely die when you hold it in your hand.