Sentence examples for snake death from inspiring English sources

(AP) CAMERON: NO CHARGES IN SNAKE DEATH -- A 72-year-old man who beat a legally protected snake to death after being bitten will not face charges.

Dobby, the house elf, makes an appearance, as does Nagini, Voldemort's snake; Death Eaters and — crucial to Mr. Clarkson, at least — the dragon from Book 4. A highlight is the game Quidditch played with audience participation.

WINTER: "snakes' death," "snake woe".

Jesus stamps the big slithery snake to death.

She stamps the snake to death in front of her children and her newly arrived neighbours.

In this episode he finds a grass snake feigning death in a Gwent garden.

In the fragments of his now lost two-book treatise on the Pythagoreans, Aristotle does discuss Pythagoras himself, but the references are all to Pythagoras as a founder of a way of life, who forbade the eating of beans (Fr. 195), and to Pythagoras as a wonder-worker, who had a golden thigh and bit a snake to death (Fr. 191).

An autopsy found signs of respiratory disease, which could have contributed to the snake's death.

Kennings are given for Vetr in chapter 26; "Son of Vindsvalr", "snake's death", and "storm season".

Nonetheless, at least one species of frog-eating snake (the death adder, Acanthophis praelongus) experiences strong selection on behavior (avoidance of toads as prey) and morphology (reduced head size relative to body size, a trait influencing the snake's ability to consume a toad large enough to kill it: Phillips et al. 2010d; Fig. 3A).

The writer, Jay Mazoomdaar, says that scores of these snake bite deaths aren't present in government reports partly because few of the victims reach hospitals.