Sentence examples for taking a dead from inspiring English sources
"But taking a dead or damaged nerve and replacing it — that's 5 or 10 years off".
The image of a thug taking a dead man's wedding ring, evoked with dignity and disgust by Dutch foreign minister Frans Timmermans in a speech to the UN Security Council, is a powerful one.
The protests erupted after video footage emerged of an attack last week on four villagers from the lowest Dalit caste who were taking a dead cow to be skinned.
Even the extrication of bodies after the first hours can be a difficult operation, said Mr. Juncosa of the New Jersey search-and-rescue team, which was involved in taking a dead man out of the collapse of a parking garage in Atlantic City in 2003.
"Like those shoes?" "Good, don't you think?" "You took a dead man's shoes?
But I didn't even want to take a dead mouse out of a trap when I was home.
"Then I took a dead bird and put it on top of my head as my spirit guide.
"Every time we take a dead kid out, it's like a defeat," one of them said.
"I'll take a dead heat," McLaughlin said to McPeek moments as he watched his colt, Alpha, appear to collar McPeek's Golden Ticket.
A Reuters witness said people took a dead protester from the streets and wrapped his body in the Burkina Faso flag, while softly singing the national anthem.
"I've Loved You So Long" and "Rachel Getting Married" feature extended families who do their best to love unconditionally, but each takes a dead child as its central concern, so, ummmm, maybe not.
