Sentence examples for tackling death from inspiring English sources

Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: Cohen releases this album as he turns 80, with his voice sounding stronger than it has in years and his poetic songwriting tackling death and mortality as deftly as ever.

This time around they're tackling death, musing on what it might be like to pass away before interviewing a mortician, quizzing strangers about fatal diseases, and playing a game called "He Dead?" THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW airs at 10 PM on VICELAND.

While she initially mishandled allegations of a coverup of high-level child abuse, she has now set up a serious inquiry; and she won plaudits from campaigners for the sympathetic and determined way she is tackling deaths in custody.

Which leaves the unpalatable fact that tackling deaths from texting while driving ultimately means tackling drivers; and that if we can't or won't change the way we behave then it may mean accepting something – an unconscionable invasion of privacy at one extreme, or a rather nannyish enforced break from constant connectedness at the other – that many drivers will hate.

Though he has always tackled death, it has a new urgency now.

When they read Hamlet, I would have them tackle Death and the King's Horseman, to understand the universality of tragedy.

Taken, by Winsome Pinnock, tells of a woman just out of rehab facing up to her past; Sam Holcroft's Dancing Bears is about teenage girl gangs; and Chloe Moss's Fatal Light tackles deaths in custody.

If you're ready to ride a bike for fitness but not ready to hunch over like a Tour de France racer or tackle death-defying single-track trails in the mountains, a single-speed, bulbous-tire beach cruiser won't do.

Hunt said hospital management needed to be able to rota more junior doctors to work at the weekend and his goal of tackling higher death rates among patients admitted at the weekend meant that he had no choice but to impose such a drastic change to their working conditions.

This demonstrates investment in community-based newborn health programme will reduce newborn deaths and sustain the country's remarkable achievements in tackling child deaths".

Nigel Farage has warned against "waves of millions" of people from Africa coming to Europe if the EU agrees a common policy for tackling migrant deaths in the Mediterranean.