Sentence examples for plain death from inspiring English sources

Swim-thru' shark pool in hotel not bad either... Fremont St. Photograph: /Guardian Witness And a tip for going off the beaten path into the beaten plain: Death Valley.

Ohba gave Mello a "very plain" death, depicted in only one panel; he felt that if Mello had perished "dramatically" it would reveal the truth behind his death.

Just plain, ordinary death.

Her columns and Facebook page make her views plain: "The Death of Klinghoffer" is "anti-Semitic smut," an "operatic pogrom".

What should be plain old death protection has become wrapped up in an actuarial hair ball that, for no socially desirable reason, mixes insurance with investment.

They point out how bullfighting makes death plain and visible at a time when most people, those who can do so, choose to put distance between themselves and the reality of it.

Peter A. Joseph New York, Jan . 9 2010 To the Editor: I sympathize with the automakers and the financial woes that they face, but the plan to have Internet access in cars, even in a limited way, is a recipe for death, plain and simple.

After all, does the colour black genuinely have any connection to the plain reality of death?

Denying half a million people health insurance will result in more severe illness and death, plain and simple.

Thousands of Iraq's Christians fled their ancestral homes in the Nineveh plains last summer, fearing death and forced conversions as the lightning Isis offensive swept through northern Iraq.

Kate had been reading the clinical literature, though, and felt autodidactically certain that the Payne Whitney professionals were minimizing something in plain sight: his death-trip history, considered alongside the "conspicuous" spending on coats, ties, shirts, and shoes, represented, at the least, she thought, a mixed-state depression.