Sentence examples for throes to from inspiring English sources

It was painted in a haze of skepticism: the artist suspected the performers were exaggerating their throes to impress tourists and artists.

The factor destroys the cells, forcing them in their death throes to release an excessive amount of natural inflammatory agents that throw the body into lethal shock.

At first, you cling to what was, but as time passes, your frame of reference shifts, imperceptibly, and before you know it you really can't help wondering why you bothered - if not with the marriage per se, but with the sorry, miserable efforts in its dying throes to please and impress someone that no longer forms part of your personal future.

By the album's penultimate track, it's hard not to wonder if Adele might perhaps leave the songs about relationships in their death-throes to one side.

Ethical unease arises as the dying patient falls prey to death throes and to the manifestations of ebbing life and the physician can only stand by and watch.

Not to be confused with the fruitcakey world of John Waters movies or the sentimental place depicted in the work of Barry Levinson, The Wire's Baltimore is a city in its death throes, fighting to hang on to its very soul.

One is King Juan Carlos, who knew how to bide his time during Francoism's death throes, when to emerge, and what sort of Spain he wanted.

The Sava is also in its final throes, about to mix its greenish waters with the unexpectedly brown-coloured Danube.

When on the island he kills a small shark, its death throes appear to him as "something out of a comic-book fight".

Grothus died in 2009, and, although the Black Hole is still open, it is in its final throes, according to Matt Coolidge, the director of the C.L.U.I. "People recognized the good stuff early on," he told me.

It is a deeply ironic work, not just for its appropriation of a medium that many claim is in its death throes due to digital technology, but also for the specter-like imagery that results.