Sentence examples for perished of cold from inspiring English sources

First he appointed Ælfsige of Winchester, but he perished of cold in the Alps as he journeyed to Rome for the pallium.

"We have art lest we perish of the truth".

Otherwise, all they could see were "hundreds of bodies and lifebelts"; the dead "seemed as if they had perished with the cold as their limbs were all cramped up".

Even crab apple blossoms perished in the cold.

Autopsies of those earlier bodies indicated that some men had died of lead poisoning from canned food and that the starving survivors had resorted to cannibalism before they, too, perished in the cold.

Many perished from the cold and starvation.

With 8.5 million breeding pairs the wren is the UK's most common bird, but their small size and reliance on insects mean they perish easily during prolonged periods of cold weather.

"Sadly however, we are still seeing many thousands of vulnerable people perish each year because of cold and damp housing".

You want to be delivered from your drab existence in just the moment before you perish from the cold".

In his book Into the Mountains, newly translated into English and ostensibly what we're here to talk about, he explains plainly how the surviving group's decision to eat the frozen dead was made from a place of cold, distant logic: eat the flesh of those who perished or perish along with them.

The U.N. agency estimates that about 15 perished from malnutrition and cold in the final weeks of 2013 and that more than 80percentt of Palestinians inside Syria are in need of some sort of humanitarian aid.