Sentence examples for sooner death from inspiring English sources

In his 2004 Reith lectures, published as Climate of Fear, Soyinka quoted a Yoruba saying, "Sooner death than indignity", and he sees dignity as simply "another face of freedom".

No sooner had death's tentacles slackened their grip on Paul's squidgy body than the first conspiracy theory concerning his demise emerged like a cephalopod from a crevice.

This means less health for the enemy team and can lead to people dying sooner, Medics burning to death, etc. Know how sentry guns work.

Why were we not informed of his death sooner?

"Her sense of attachment to her child began sooner than the death of her child".

It can also lead to a combination of overeating (stimulated by advertising) and a lack of exercise that result in unfitness for survival and, sooner or later, death.

The danger of watching too many "Nutcrackers" — as opposed to too many "Swan Lakes" or "Romeo and Juliets" — is that they may bring you sooner not to death but to second childhood.

Pressure is mounting on the Foreign Secretary William Hague to explain why Britain did not intervene sooner over the death of a businessman in China.

Machiavelli once mused that "men sooner forget the death of their fathers than the loss of their patrimony," so whether or not Scheer can sink any dunks on the Trudeau Liberals here will reveal a lot about his party's strength moving forward to 2019.

"When one goes on a hunger strike, he or she is risking a death sooner than other people because he or she is putting their health under that test, and Sakkas is doing it for the second time in a year".

Evidently, at an individual level, not all deficits are equally important: heart problems or diabetes likely may cause death sooner than for example, difficulties in getting dressed or skin problems per se.