Sentence examples for pushing death from inspiring English sources

"We don't need Booth and Dr. Kevorkian pushing death on us," Doug said quietly about his father's campaign.

Over the last century, as Europeans and North Americans began sequestering the dying and dead away from everyday life, our society has been pushing death to the margins.

The best-known incident of recent vintage, the pushing death of Kendra Webdale last year, is said to have left that motorman profoundly shocked.

Leaving the occasional pushing death aside, subway officials say that 226 people -- including suicides, homeless New Yorkers in tunnels and riders who accidentally tumbled onto the tracks -- were killed by trains from January 1995 to last month.

NEW YORK -- A coalition of advocacy groups and political leaders held a rally on Tuesday linking the subway pushing death of a South Asian man to a broader anti-Muslim environment in New York City -- inflamed, they said, by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the New York City Police Department.

As a society we've pushed death aside.

The coastguard said it found two more bodies in the sea this morning, pushing the death toll to nine.

And now, not only is there no literacy in the music but in the vocal content as well, everything is pushing this death agenda.

The worst carnage was in Libya, where security forces fired on protesters in Benghazi, the country's second-largest city, killing dozens and pushing the death toll after three days of demonstrations to over 100.

A4 Death Toll Rises in Uganda Fifty-three more bodies were discovered in a small pit inside the house of a cult leader, pushing the death toll to more than 600.

A lack of iodine is the world's leading cause of preventable mental impairment, and a lack of vitamin A hobbles the immune system, pushing up death rates among children under five.