Sentence examples for suicide off from inspiring English sources
Equally, though, think of Le Corbusier, an architect far more controversial than Will Alsop, who felt he had been fighting the establishment his whole life before he died swimming into the sun – very probably a form of ritual suicide – off, yes, the south coast France.
She fears that she may have seen her commit suicide off a bridge in Buenos Aires's old port.
In the original ending, Ms. Close's character commits suicide off screen; in the released version, she is killed in self-defense.
There has already been one suicide off the bridge this year, and there have been 28 since 1997, according to the Summit County medical examiner's office.
"THE summers were fun in New York," wrote John O'Hara in "BUtterfield 8," his speakeasy novel about Gloria Wandrous, a socialite call girl whose last sip of life was suicide off the side of a boat.
In "Freitod," one of the stories in Ursula Hegi's new collection, an elderly woman plans her suicide off the coast of Baja California with the care and precision she had reserved for her wedding day 48 years earlier.
He later commits suicide (off-screen) after losing his fortune in the Wall Street Crash of 1929.
The mention of suicide set off alarm bells.
Mr. Clementi's suicide set off a national debate about bullying and the difficulties facing gay teenagers.
One good monologue (a despairing patient in a psychotherapist's office, considering suicide, mouthing off about its inconveniences, and the fear of failing, Dorothy Parker style) deserves another.
At Friday Prayer services in Tunis mosques, where imams had previously preached only government-approved sermons and dutifully included prayers for the state, many hailed as a martyr the vegetable peddler whose suicide kicked off the protests.
