Sentence examples for pain dying from inspiring English sources

When Clayton Lockett, a convicted murder in Oklahoma, was given a cocktail of potassium chloride, midazolam and vecuronium bromide in April 2014, he writhed and groaned in pain, dying from a heart attack 43 minutes later.

She was buckled over, immobile, in pain, dying.

Dr. Patrick Wall, a British neurophysiologist and educator whose research centered on the nature of pain, died on Aug. 8.

Dr. Joseph J. Marbach, an expert in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic jaw and facial pain, died on July 22 at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.

Anyone who threatens a spouse or child must die, die in pain, die many times if possible, die in recognition of our power.

His father, in great suffering and pain, died when the boy was 4; his stern mother (boasted his sister) never erred by showing any "blind maternal affection".

Pain died in 1137 fighting the Welsh, triggering a struggle for the inheritance of the castle.

TV icon Alan Thicke, who endeared himself to audiences through his role as the father on the ABC sitcom "Growing Pains," died on Tuesday after suffering a heart attack while playing hockey with his son.

The abbreviations used in the manuscript are summarized: BP: bodily pain; DIE: deep infiltrating endometriosis; GH: general health; MCS: mental component summary; MH: mental health; PCS: physical component summary; PF: physical functioning; RE: role emotional; RP: role physical; QOL: quality of life; SF: social functioning; SF-36: short form 36; VAS: visual analogue scale; VT: vitality.

"My goal is to lessen the pain of dying".

Was she in pain? the dying Mrs. Gradgrind was asked in Dickens's "Hard Times".