Sentence examples for repeatedly died from inspiring English sources

Legislation to protect the "dreamers" has also repeatedly died in Congress.

The Democratic-controlled State Assembly has passed similar legislation every year since 1993, but it has repeatedly died in the Republican-controlled Senate.

The bill has passed the House two years in a row, but has repeatedly died in a Senate filibuster, which requires 60 votes to break.

Moreover, Sp2lzn/lzn MEFs derived from E13.5 embryos stopped growing in culture and repeatedly died after the first passage whereas MEFs from wild type and Sp2wt/lzn littermates grew normally.

Its central character, Ursula, repeatedly dies and is reborn.

Atkinson's previous novel, "Life After Life," was built around an arresting narrative conceit: Ursula Todd, a young Englishwoman, repeatedly dies and starts her life again.

A few other numbers — notably Julie Tice's repeatedly dying swan — might be even funnier with more underplaying, but otherwise overplaying is often what's so hilarious here, as with Parisa Khobdeh's ardently thwacked tambourine in her "Gypsy" number.

As for garlanded midcareer authors, only Kate Atkinson produced a widely admired novel Life After Life, about a woman who repeatedly dies and is born again as she lives through key 20th-century events such as the Blitz.

Other changes: the game now reduces the number of enemies in a location if you repeatedly die there, which has the benefit of aiding progress, but at the expense of reducing the number of 'resources' from which you can collect souls, the game's currency for buying equipment and statistical upgrades.

It is the last of these that is the central theme of the book: the idea that the human reason is inevitably driven to antinomies through which it must repeatedly die to its own self-power in order to be reborn again through the workings of an Other-power.

Repeatedly dying unlocks an easy mode: in this mode, the player can flee from battle if they choose.