Sentence examples for now perished from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, he concluded, "If you're looking for heroes, the passengers on board that plane, obviously now perished, would be them".
Likewise, even Mr. Putin's open concern at the turbine explosion that killed more than 70 people and crippled Russia's biggest hydroelectric dam last summer could not conjure back the expertise — bred in Soviet times but now perished — to hastily repair damage.
I've been sitting with Matilda Wnek, one half of the London-based sketch duo Beard, for less than a minute when her comedy partner, Rosa Robson, approaches our table holding a sorry plastic stick which was clearly once attached to a now perished balloon.
Take the iPhone, for example; after the first iPhone was announced at the now mostly perished MacWorld conference, every subsequent iPhone announcement (3G, 3GS, 4) came at Apple's own WWDC.
It is now slowly perishing".
It's a weird thought - but could the unpicturesque corner of the metropolis where Hell perished now haunt us like the lost mural of Whitehall Palace?
The yellow grip is perished now and the toe has split but it's there for posterity, having carted a lot of straight drives over the shed roof and into next door's.
After the "Islamization" phase of the Pakistani society, when the film industry perished, only now are there are small attempts to revive Pakistani-made movies.
"Pacific plankton will forever live in fear of the mighty reach of Kim Jong Il," one analyst wrote, "now that millions have perished in one mighty splash".
Mrs. Hamdani at first thought he perished, but now thinks the subways were halted too early for Salman to have made a connection.
But he will not willingly walk away from the development corporation's base at One Liberty Plaza until the neighbor that used to be the trade center, the place where his close friend Neil Levin of the Port Authority perished, and now a void that grabs at his gut each time he walks by, is reborn.
