"sweet death" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English in some contexts.
It is often used to describe death as peaceful or desirable, rather than scary or tragic. Example: Despite the tragedy of her early departure, some say that the passing of the elderly woman was a sweet death. She had lived a long, fulfilled life and died peacefully in her sleep.
Sweet death, small son, our instrument Of immortality, Your cries and hungers document Our bodily decay.
In "sweet death" he may find the Spirit of Beauty that he's been pursuing through all his poetry.
I'll be 'come, sweet death' when it comes!" In recent years, though, he's tried to fight age.
Bach's "Come, Sweet Death" and "Crucifixus," Casals's "O vos omnes," Palestrina's "O vos omnes" and "Tenebrae factae sunt," Lotti's "Crucifixus" and Thomas Morley's "Agnus Dei"; John Weaver, music director and organist.
One of the troupe's recent successes, "Sweet Death," tells the story of a woman who, after being rejected by her family, tries to commit suicide by eating huge quantities of candy.
April 21, 3 p.m., "Come Sweetest Death" by Bach, "O Was There Ever Loneliness Like His?" by J. H. Maunder, "All in the April Evening" by Hugh Robertson, Sir John Stainer's "God So Loved the World".
He discloses that he often feels "inescapable oppression" and is sweet on death.
And I made an anatomy of him in order to see the cause of so sweet a death".
Cass decides to help Ollie and their other friends memorialize her by staging Julia's "sekrit project," a gore-spattered musical called "Totally Sweet Ninja Death Squad".
Its attractions range from the sublime (the wooden vernacular architecture of the Valence Street Baptist Church at No. 4636) to the bizarre (Westgate Necromantic Arts and Books at 5219, where patrons are welcomed by a silhouette of the Grim Reaper captioned: "Sweet Is Death Who Comes Like a Lover").
