Sentence examples for timely death from inspiring English sources

Starting in 1978, the Garden State Bowl staggered through four lackluster years before its timely death.

Positioning – as taught in business school – is probably on its way to a timely death.

Calvin Coolidge, ensconced as president after his fellow Republican Harding's sudden and timely death, won the 1924 election handily.

A future episode will feature the tragic, but probably timely death of the Suzuki while on a fishing trip.

Accompanied by their daughter, Freddy, Boyd seeks the truth about her husband's too timely death, as well as a means of understanding a much earlier tragedy.

Reason was given a chance: in Bosnia, then in Croatia (thanks in part to the timely death of the hyper-nationalist Franjo Tudjman), and finally in Serbia when he was thwarted in Kosovo.

One recent selection by the group seemed particularly timely: "Death-bed of a Financier," by Stevie Smith, which begins, "Deal not with me God as I have dealt with Man / In the prosperity which thou hast given me".

Canadian Aboriginal scholars suggest that inquests see Indigenous bodies in custody as "already dead" and their suffering as nothing but sad, timely deaths – "the only thing we can expect from a disappearing race". US scholars investigating police violence suggest that it "masks systemic harm", turning "systemic government misconduct" into "anecdotes".

"Nobody knew in that climate there was a $40 million painting out there," said Tobias Meyer, head of Sotheby's contemporary art department worldwide, who noted that the rash of Warhols on the market this season was a matter both of collectors' timely deaths and of sellers' seeing dollar signs.

The choice for a timely natural death begins with education.

The choice for a timely natural death begins with education and communication.