Sentence examples for stunning death from inspiring English sources

He played in nearly 300 professional football games, played for 20 years with one franchise (the Rams) and his induction into pro football's Hall of Fame tomorrow in Canton, Ohio, follows by only three days the stunning death of Korey Stringer.

On top of this amphibian plague, amphibians are being hard hit by deforestation, habitat loss, pollution, pesticides, the illegal wildlife trade for pets and even consumption and yes, of course, climate change (which may be exacerbating the stunning death tolls of chytridiomycosis).

Despite all the publicity around his stunning death -- and especially here in Marin County, where so many stories about encounters with this sweet and generous man persist -- I've yet to hear of one that mentions his concern for our environment.

The lead attorney in the widening 2004 federal election fraud conspiracy case which began in Ohio -- but is rapidly growing to other states and other elections -- says that the stunning death of a key witness last Friday is a blow to the case, but not the end of it by a long shot.

During the slaughter process, regular checks should be carried out to ensure that the animal does not present any signs of consciousness or sensibility in the period between the end of the stunning process and death (Council Regulation (EC) No 1099/2009, 2009).

Absolutely stunning, but a death trap for non-swimming toddlers.

It is, in any case, stunning that the death of one man has occasioned the only breath of life we've seen in this election year.

(4) Barking mad and technically stunning life-after-death opus.

In 1976, the Centers for Disease Control announced that only three women had died the previous year from abortion complications – a stunning reduction in deaths.

In Japan, the latest estimate by government analysts project the total costs at $309 billion, if accurate, that would make it the most costly natural disaster in history, the human cost is equally stunning, over 12,000 deaths (expected to ultimately rise to tens of thousands), over 2,800 injured, and more than 15,000 missing.

That discrimination is lethal, Mr. Kristof added, totalling a stunning 2 million deaths every year.