Sentence examples for utterly died from inspiring English sources

The joke utterly died in performance, which stunned Lorre and his writers.

In many cases, leftists dreamed big, suffered for their causes and died utterly unsuccessful.

A day later Spencer-Smith died, utterly worn out by exhaustion and scurvy, and was buried in the ice.

Such an enterprise, wildly ambitious even in antiquity, was in the much broader circumstances of the 18th century utterly doomed, and Smith died in 1790 in a dejection bordering on despondency.

There are thousands of kodokushi every year now, people dying utterly alone or perhaps with a caregiver who has passed away before them.

Her second husband (whom she had hated) had fallen ill in the most tantalizing way, but had utterly failed to die -- until some kind person had first blown him up and then strangled him.

When Eddie died, we were all utterly traumatised and bewildered.

Germany was utterly defeated; millions of people had died, and its cities lay in ruins.

He never smoked and he died of lung cancer, utterly ridiculous.

An eye in the sky watching, witnessing, utterly powerless, while creatures on the ground died.

Dennis O'Driscoll, who died suddenly on Christmas Eve aged 58, was utterly devoted to the art.