Sentence examples for surprising death from inspiring English sources

"Hey, can you send me the flower pics from grammas funeral?" someone asks, shortly before their own surprising death.

In the most surprising death, Steve Bechler, a 23-year-old rookie right-hander with the Baltimore Orioles, collapsed of heatstroke during a spring training workout.

The surprising death rates among diabetics who reached lower than recommended levels of blood sugar may have sent a wrong message to clinicians and patients ("Study Undercuts Diabetes Theory," front page, Feb. 7).

"I think he turned his back on me," she said of Mr. Lieberman's sporadic but high-profile breaks with his old party since 2006 — including his McCain endorsement, his opposition to a public option in President Obama's health care bill and his surprising death blow to a Medicare buy-in option that he had once supported.

Take something as terrible as the surprising death of a close friend: you might be sad, but if you can find a way to construe that event as filled with meaning — perhaps it leads to greater awareness of a certain disease, say, or to closer ties with the community** — **then it may not be seen as a trauma.

His shocking and completely surprising death, I will always believe, was absolutely connected to our destruction of life's natural balance.

Even the surprising deaths of beloved characters, for all their momentary power to disturb, feel cheap, because the powers of superheroism — amped up by the reversibility of time thanks to the time stone — make no result seem conclusive, no death seem final.

Like the surprising deaths of other important figures of our lives, I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I found out eight years ago.

Last night's season six finale of "Sons of Anarchy" contained one of the most surprising deaths of the entire series.

It seems almost surprising that death should have caught up with her at last, that she is no longer alive to jab the bony finger.

Yorkshire's generally disappointing figures for cycling - York is the exception to the rule, with nearly one in 10 adults commuting by bike - are not surprising when death and serious injury statistics are factored in.