Sentence examples for to be die from inspiring English sources

Unlike the world where frail plants are destined to be die because the idea of giving them away violates the order of some system, the world of barter and cyberbarter is all glorious disorder and generous chaos.

But the killing incited public passions, because Mr. Dorismond, an off-duty private security guard, was the fourth unarmed black man in 13 months to be die at the hands of the New York City police.

For example, when B&B wanted the diamond on the front sleeve of the boxes to be die cut and have the word Jealous embossed on it we decided to go with it despite the additional costs, as we believed it would add considerable strength to the final product.

★★ These pies revealed our tasters to be die-hard traditionalists: generally they felt the strong almond flavour to have no place in a mince pie.

In rejecting all that, we had the full support of the people; those officials who later turned out to be die-hard Stalinists had to keep silent and even acquiesce.

Whether Wall Street traders, lovelorn hipsters or scarred young men from the hinterlands, the characters in these 11 linked stories tend to be die-hard romantic strivers searching for redemption from their problems in the dark whirl of a mythical, surreal New York ruled by the spirit of improbable endings.

Elsewhere, though, it seems to be dying.

Al Gore has got to be dying.

My privet hedge seems to be dying.

In biopsies and scans, cancer cells appeared to be dying.

That arrangement seems to be dying out, though.