Sentence examples for technically died from inspiring English sources

As the novel opens, the supposedly handsome young playboy novelist has gained 40 pounds, gotten hooked on heroin, is drinking two quarts of vodka daily and had "technically died for three minutes" in St Louis.

"I was really scared that when I technically died – which I guess I did for a few minutes – that the part of my brain that allowed me to write songs would be damaged," he told Rolling Stone in 1999.

Not even doctors could have predicted that Muamba, who technically died for 78 minutes after his heart stopped while he was playing in London last month, could be on a faster road to recovery than Rossi who suffers from a typical sporting injury, a torn knee ligament.

"For a while there," he told Rolling Stone magazine later, "I was really scared that when I technically died – which I guess I did for a few minutes – that the part of my brain that allowed me my ability to write songs would be damaged".

The fact that Jon technically died could be a loophole he could exploit to get away from the complete ballache that is The Wall, allowing him to regain Winterfell, or, if the popular L+R=J theory is to be believed, take his rightful place as Jon Targaryen, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm.

I still look back on the first week of the Lounge when Zach was the first to predict that rock and roll would never technically die, but that rock might have to kill roll in order to save it's own life.

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And finally, ultimately, rises above it all to discover that he's the savior to all of mankind after technically dying and resurrecting himself to become "the one".

After all, as my colleague, Mark Ressa, Esq. said, "would the fertility clinics have to keep the frozen embryos alive forever as they will never technically die in their frozen state"?

However, it is one thing to cool an anesthetized patient before a carefully planned, thoroughly controlled cardiac arrest and quite another to attempt to freeze and revive one who has technically just died.

Technically, he died twice on the ambulance going from [Cardiff] arms park to the hospital.