Sentence examples for stage dying from inspiring English sources

Moments later, the jilted lover climbed to the catwalks and threw himself onto the stage, dying in front of the gal who done him wrong.

Most patients admitted to hospital (82%, 103/125), were treated in an intensive care unit at some stage, dying a median of six days (2-14 days, n=103) after admission to the unit.

Following dilation of their pupils, mice were then exposed to 7900 lux light for 2 h and 24 h later, eyes were harvested and stained for DNA fragmentation (TUNEL staining) for the identification of end stage dying photoreceptor cells and in effect the assessment of retinal degeneration.

HARTFORD Hartford Stage "Dying City," drama by Christopher Shinn.

Some jokes that work on stage die in traffic school, Mr. Verret said.

Slawomir Mrozek, a Polish dissident playwright widely considered his country's foremost author for the stage, died on Aug. 15 at his home in Nice, France.

TRAUBE--Beverly Anderson, a veteran Broadway talent agent whose clients were a who's who of the stage, died last Saturday evening at her home in Queens.

When Adler, the "Great Eagle" of the Yiddish stage, died, in New York in 1926, between fifty and a hundred thousand people gathered on the Lower East Side to mourn him.

Hillard Elkins, a producer who broke down sexual barriers and created one of the biggest hits in Broadway history when he brought the erotic revue "Oh! Calcutta!" to the stage, died on Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles.

Romulus Linney, a playwright who roved along many intellectual paths, exploring the Southern Appalachian culture of his upbringing, refashioning classical works for modern times and adapting contemporary novels for the stage, died on Saturday at home in Germantown, N.Y.

After the applause greeting his return to the P&G stage dies down, Mr Lafley will have to show that he still knows how to play to win, rather than merely how to write about it.