Sentence examples for sun of death from inspiring English sources

Pandelís Prevelákis published a number of philosophical novels set in his native Crete, the most successful being O ílios tou thanátou (1959; The Sun of Death), which shows a boy learning to come to terms with death.

The ladder of social mobility goes both ways, and the terrifying decline that ends in one of the greatest of all cinematic set pieces — a struggle over gold between McTeague and his former friend, Marcus Jean Hersholtt), under the hellish sun of Death Valley — is set up by a banal catastrophe, unemployment.

In California near the undefined Great Basin Mojave border are the sun-scorched landscapes of Death Valley; the valley's maximum depth of 282 feet (86 metres) below sea level is the continent's lowest point.

In December 2005, Titan Books reprinted Colonel Sun and included River of Death, another original James Bond comic strip story published before the Colonel Sun strip in 1969.

Women who actively seek the sun have half the risk of death of those who avoid the sun.

At first the narrator observes the calm sea under the blazing noontime sun and accepts the inevitability of death.

But it is at the winter solstice that Maeshowe consummates its mystery with the astronomical spectacle of the sun piercing its dark sanctum of death.

His bravery and devotion to duty were noted in several later accounts: the Baltimore Sun called him "a conqueror of death.

Early in "This Clement World" (the title comes from Carl Sagan's book "Cosmos"), as an alien she delivers a history of the world that includes the creation of the sun and the death of the dinosaurs.

An autopsy is scheduled Thursday to determine the cause of death, the Sun-Times reports.

In a later stage of the sun's death throes, when it contracts into a compact white dwarf star, part of this rocky material could rain down into the white dwarf's hot atmosphere.