Sentence examples for terror death from inspiring English sources

Fuller has returned to the Africa of war, terror, death and her parents in her second memoir, "Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness".

This encounter, an edgy mixture of the ecstatic and the mundane, typical of McEwan, sets up a denouement replete with terror, death and reconciliation.

No longer conceived of as a terror, death is refigured as the winding down of life's frantic clock -- and dying as a means of coming to terms with our identities, our loved ones, ourselves.

Yet Adele is practically Extreme Noise Terror, death-growling the Brits into tinnitus-induced submission, compared with Sam Smith, Ellie Goulding and Emeli Sandé, who forward-thinking music hacks have made Critics' Choice winners in recent years.

Comparing annual firearm homicides to terror deaths in the United States offers a starker contrast.

This chart of total attacks shows how 9/11 distorts the total figures - comprising 85% of all the terror deaths recorded.

In the wake of President Obama's comments comparing terror deaths to gun deaths following the shooting in Oregon, we've updated the figures and republished the article.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post mistook the number of total deaths for the number of car bombings and terror deaths.

Yes, terrorism outside of the Middle East seems to be trending downward generally, and as I've written before, dying in a terror attack is vanishingly rare despite a small recent spike in US terror deaths (and a big spike in Western Europe).

Archer had claimed that GBS could not be regarded as a supreme dramatist until he had written a tragedy involving "the King of Terrors" – death.

What would I be willing to do in order to survive?" Although Vidergar's research has focused on terror, destruction and death, she still sees evidence in her work of optimism about the future.