Sentence examples for planned death from inspiring English sources

Her sister recently died of cancer in Florida, an experience more painful and emotionally wearing than Frederick's planned death.

Though the media have made the political and legal debate into headline news, the terms of that debate fail utterly to capture the emotional resonance of any planned death.

Even if we demand control over death by choosing to take it into our own hands, there are still no guarantees: the method we choose to hasten death might fail, we might change our minds at the last minute, or we might even die by some other cause before the date of our planned death.

And that's why the chilly reasonableness of a planned death must never be allowed in law.

Andy Flower is planning death by laser eyes as we speak.

This is an astonishing distortion, comparable to the canard last year that the Obama administration was planning "death panels" to decide who was worthy to receive health care.

It says a lot about the resentment felt for her in those sections of society that they were planning death raves in her memory almost a decade before she actually died, but the world's changed since then.

Planned deaths in the home were considered to be 'good deaths'.

Investigators, though, said it was clear from the evidence that he had planned his death carefully.

But the son wrote that he had planned his death before learning that his father, from whom he had long been estranged, was gravely ill.

Larry Roth Ravena, N.Y., Aug. 1, 2009 • To the Editor: High-speed rail has been studied and planned to death in this country.