Sentence examples for quietly dying from inspiring English sources
Instead it has been switched to Sundays on BBC2, where it is quietly dying.
AS Amazon.com introduced a digital music store this week, another music download service and would-be iTunes-killer, AnywhereCD, was quietly dying.
On Christmas Eve, as Katy, at home, is quietly dying in Harkens's arms, Hannity's show devotes a three-hour special to the Let There Be Light app, interviewing a young woman who helped develop it.
The movie closes with Jack quietly dying in the snow, Wendy and Danny fleeing his frozen corpse; and a closing shot of a photograph taken years before, of a crowd of revellers at the Overlook.
He believes the decline was "inevitable" as traditional skills have been quietly dying out.
But with the rise of tablets and miniaturization of traditional x86 CPUs, the mini notebooks are quietly dying.
Members of the Sierra Club were hoping the bill had quietly died.
While the high street quietly dies, Liberty has lurched into profit.
My vegetarianism, so bombastic and unyielding in the beginning, lasted a few years, sputtered and quietly died.
After his comments about schools incensed several political leaders, the issue quickly and quietly died down, in part because Sheriff Dupnik did not repeat his remarks.
