Sentence examples for take a death from inspiring English sources

"I'm afraid it's going to take a death to change things up here," says another activist resident, Tony Fisch.

Then the probe, which goes by the acronym Ladee (pronounced laddie), will take a death plunge into the rocky surface of the subject it is studying.

It tends to take a death to gain any serious attention, says David Congdon, the head of campaigns and policy at Mencap.

The story goes that when the woman's body was fished out of the water at the Quai du Louvre, the Paris pathologist found her so mesmerisingly beautiful that he ordered a moulder to take a death mask of her face.

Renate Schmidt, the minister of family affairs in the federal German government, likened his remarks to something out of Huxley's "Brave New World," in which "one is expected to take a death pill at the age of 60 or 65".

To take a death penalty case, a lawyer, whether appointed or retained privately, must be certified by the State Supreme Court as a member of the Capital Litigation Trial Bar.

Thrill seekers can rent a high-tech mountain bike, ride the gondola up Ajax Mountain and take a death-defying run down its world-class ski trails.

And if the guardian knew that the parents had decided to take a death-defying trip to flee violence in their home country, how could they, in good conscience, recommend sending children back into that?

It took a death certificate for Merryn Crofts to be vindicated.

"What does it say about our society that it's taken a death for you to write about this?" she asks.

Bobridge took a "death pull" for Australia and expended such effort he left his team with just the three men required to post a time.