Sentence examples for surprise death from inspiring English sources

SURPRISE Death comes to venerable art-film directors as it does to everyone else - but two on the same day?

Spool is familiar territory for Tyler fans: a middle-class family trundles along with tensions and secrets beneath its surface, before a surprise death changes its dynamics forever.

NBC's Sunday news program, Meet the Press, was devastated by the surprise death of host Tim Russert in 2008 and has struggled to reestablish an identity, with another host, David Gregory, having departed.

Tighe's lament was echoed by others in Ross, Skye and Lochaber, a sadness reminiscent of that which followed the surprise death of the Labour leader John Smith in 1994.

Bowie, whose surprise death of cancer in January came days after a new album release, outsold both Presley and Jackson in albums and singles in 2016, but the British singer's overall estimated earnings were a comparatively small $10.5m, Forbes said.

The surprise death of the senior Kim, 69, has massively accelerated a succession process inside the hard-line state: Kim's son, barely known and largely untried, has been dubbed by state media "the great successor to the revolutionary cause".

While Sesame Street's take on the hit HBO fantasy series may be upbeat, fans have been warned to "be on their toes" for surprise deaths this coming season.

The team wanted to avoid illogical "surprise deaths" to spare players from having to regularly reload the game from a previous save state.

Life-or-death stakes are far more common than they used to be on television, as are cliffhangers, big twists and surprise deaths.

Just weeks after the surprise deaths of mother-daughter duo Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher, the soul-stirring HBO documentary "Bright Lights" moved audiences to laughter--and tears--at the Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF), where it played to a packed house earlier this week.

And executions have also slowed because of the few cases the Court of Criminal Appeals has halted -- moves that surprised death penalty lawyers.