Sentence examples for spoke of death from inspiring English sources

Other judges spoke of death threats.

Still, in the late-afternoon hours, after lunch, she spoke of death.

They spoke of death yesterday at the funeral of Lance Cpl.

"Whoever goes first," Mr. Hill said, Peachey-like, as he spoke of death, "can do the reconnaissance.

Some 300 years later, in 1968, the Harvard Committee spoke of death in terms of "irreversible coma" (where Descartes had spoken of the "now absent soul") and stressed, as had Descartes, the immobility of the comatose body.

When Dov Weisglass, an adviser to the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, talked of putting Gazans "on a diet" and the deputy defence minister, Matan Vilnai, talked about the Palestinians experiencing "a bigger shoah" (holocaust), this reminds us of Governor General Hans Frank in Nazi-occupied Poland, who spoke of "death by hunger".

Another spoke of "deaths" and "beheading" carried out by the militant group.

A mummy case speaks of death and solemnity.

At no moment did he speak of death".

Here we speak of death, of poisoned speeches, Of fatherlands, that resemble iron shoes.

"Don't speak of death now that we are out of his crutches — clutches," Ada's husband says.