"overcome death" is a perfectly correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
For example: "In the face of all adversity, his determination to overcome death was inspiring."
In the modern secular world, we seek to overcome death through fringe cod-scientific activities such as cryogenics.
It's hard to sympathize with their hunger to overcome death, since neither one is credibly alive to begin with.
The ever wily coyote, who can overcome death, also becomes, in Kunzru's version, a superb manufacturer of crystal meth.
Mummies don't just overcome death with their impermeable agelessness and unchanging masks; they also hide all the weaknesses and flaws of life.
Such hope and opportunity enable humankind to cooperate with the Godhead so as to defeat Satan, avoid damnation, overcome death, and ascend heavenward.
There are instructions for drawing discharged semen back into the penis, so as to overcome death, and for severing the tendon connecting the tongue to the bottom of the mouth, and lengthening it so that it can touch the forehead.
Others in the squad have learned to be more open with their sexuality and how it impacts on their lives, some have overcome deaths in their family and reversed their decisions to quit football.
It's a tidy tale about overcoming death that has death spilled like ink across every page.
Concluding that the internet revolution is empty at its core, he plunges into schemes for overcoming death.
"For me, singing that song is like overcoming death". "I wouldn't want to cause any sadness," she says.
They have no vision, "whereas meet the people in Google, in Facebook, they have tremendous visions about the future, about overcoming death, living for ever, merging humans with computers.
