Sentence examples for own approaching from inspiring English sources

Like many others, I am also reading and rereading Clive James's poems about his own approaching death: Sentenced to Life (Picador).

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, an American psychiatrist, has outlined the stages (denial, anger, bargaining, preparatory grief, and acceptance) through which people, informed of their own approaching death, are said to pass.

Page A22 Obituaries DUDLEY CLENDINEN, 67 A courtly Southern journalist and author, he wrote about civil rights, aging in America, ordinary lives and his own approaching death as a gay alcoholic victim of Lou Gehrig's disease.

The first movement was rocky at times, orchestra and conductor never quite settling on a central pulse — that stuttering-heartbeat rhythm that signifies the composer's knowledge of his own approaching death.

At the time, Ms. Kennedy — by then the only surviving member of her family, with children of her own approaching adolescence — was becoming more active in civic affairs, taking a job in 2002 as the chief fund-raiser for New York City's schools.

In the vast Homeric epic of the Civil War, Richmond is Troy, and its disappearance on April 2 into flame and ashes is archetypal: "Some 20 blocks lay in waste, a smoking, simmering ruin, forever thence to be known as 'the burnt district.' And the Mayo Bridge -- the very last one standing -- was jammed with tar-filled barrels in anticipation of its own approaching apocalypse.

His mother had her own approach.

We've found our own approach.

Other lawyers have their own approaches.

But Ms. DiDonato found her own approach.

Each NGO understandably touts its own approach.