Then she got on the train, pulling herself out of the realm of death.
In her 1975 novel "The Children of the Dead," she depicts her native land as, in the words of the academy, "a realm of death".
And those who take his campaign into the realm of death threats and unlawful intimidation are not protected by the First Amendment and should be prosecuted.
Ancient Egyptian mummy portraits, 17th-century Vanitas still life paintings and Rachel Whiteread's Ghost all find artistic vitality in the realm of death.
Tristan says he cannot answer, then turns to Isolde and asks whether she will follow him into the realm of death.
Now, like particle physics, it has become far too subtle and complex to offer certainty — not in the realms of health and disease, where all outcomes are probabilities, and not in the realm of death.
She was a longstanding member of the Austrian communist party, from 1974-1991, and has frequently criticised her homeland in her writing, depicting it as a realm of death in her phantasmagorical novel Die Kinder der Toten.
A dead black swan, a blind seer, a visitor from the realm of death: portents pile up for the outcast Hester Swane in Marina Carr's bleak play from 1998.
With 80 paintings from 1870 to 1910, this exhibition includes works by Edvard Munch and the Danish masters Ejnar Nielsen, Vilhelm Hammershoi and Joakim Skovgaard, whose "Christ in the Realm of Death" has just been restored by the museum.
A victory of human mind and human strength over the dominion and powers of Nature; a deed that lifts us above the great monotony of daily life; a view over shining plains, with lofty mountains against the cold blue sky, and lands covered by ice-sheets of inconceivable extent . . . the triumph of the living over the stiffened realm of death".
