Sentence examples for swiftly died from inspiring English sources

On a family holiday in Spain in September 1964, his wife contracted an infection and swiftly died of galloping pneumonia.

The idea swiftly died, but the producers were on to something; Calhoun's experiments are about as close as mainstream science comes to reality television.

Gerontologists once hoped for a "compression of morbidity"; the idea was that we could remain healthy and active until our bodies fail at advanced ages, and we swiftly died.

Then, after the eggs are laid, they will swiftly die.

But those like Mr. Pelette who get no treatment can become so dehydrated that they go into shock and swiftly die.

Summer's days are swiftly dying, back-to-school excitement has already faded into the daily drudge, and we're only halfway through the working week.

When their enigmatic new flatmate (Keith Allen) swiftly dies, leaving behind a suitcase full of unmarked bills, they have to decide what to do with the corpse - and the cash.

But the idea that there's a right to the most expensive health care while you want to be alive isn't all that different, in a sense, from the idea that there's a right to swiftly die once life doesn't seem worth living.

Had Mr Erdogan backed away earlier from his controversial plan to build a shopping arcade and residential complex over the park, the protests might swiftly have died.

It died swiftly and horribly.

Ashton died swiftly in 1986.