Sentence examples for stream of death from inspiring English sources
Faced with this relentless stream of death, Dr. Hiss says he copes without any special means.
A subterranean stream of death and personal tragedy trickles around the margins of Jim Holt's new book, "Why Does the World Exist?
In speeches, he regularly recounts the failed attack on his home, as well as the stream of death threats he receives to show to fed-up citizens that crime is no abstraction to him.
As the most outspoken gay rights advocate in Uganda, a country where homophobia is so severe that Parliament is considering a bill to execute gay people, Mr. Kato had received a stream of death threats, his friends said.
Last month the cabinet minister, Shahbaz Bhatti, told the State Department during a visit to Washington that his opposition to Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws had brought a stream of death threats, said the official, Leonard A. Leo, the chairman of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.
A steady stream of death is not a series of missteps or errors in judgment; it is a willed choice, an approach to policing in action.
This task may be of particular importance when the subject is guns: the stream of deaths is so numbing, the details so rote, the senselessness so hard to process.
There was an uproar in the early 90's, for example, about viatical insurance markets, in which people with terminal diseases trade their stream of after-death benefits to investors who pay the dying policyholders upfront.
But beneath the sombre dignity and pomp of the state occasion, it was not difficult to find the raw emotion caused by the steady stream of British deaths and casualties from Helmand.
Some cities may go the way of Slovyansk, where the local hospital depends on its own generator for electricity, there are long queues for water, and mortar fire from nearby Ukrainian positions causes a steady stream of civilian deaths and injuries.
But local advocates have sought the passage there for years, monitoring the steady stream of turtle deaths, building the temporary fence that protects turtles there now and mounting a large grass-roots campaign that eventually won state support for a more permanent "eco-passage".
