Sentence examples for various death from inspiring English sources

"[She's had] various death threats … mainly through social media," said her manager, Gawain Bracy, chief executive at G2 music group.

Last June the FBI released more than 2,300 pages of documents from Mr Kennedy's file, many containing information about various death threats against him and his family.

The worst case of this was the ministry of interior under the control of SCIRI in 2005, which ran various death squads and were found to have their own prisons in secret locations around the city.

"The gist of the background witnesses' testimony about conditions in the Polish ghettos, about procedures in the various death camps, about forced labor, and, generally, the attempt to exterminate through labor, was never in dispute," she wrote irritably; "on the contrary there was hardly anything in what they told that had not been known before".

Their son Michael has taken his own life after a depression which he appears to have blamed partly on their neglect of him as a child, and sent them letters commanding them to visit the various Death Valley landmarks on a certain day, and he will "appear" to them.

The possible causes of their abandonment can be so various: death may have intervened or something as prosaic as a more pressing commission; the artist may have hit a creative block of one kind or another; a patron may have cooled.

Matthew Herbert has taken Mahler's final completed orchestral movement, the adagio of his 10th symphony, and re-recorded it in various death-related venues – a coffin, a crematorium, Mahler's composing hut – mixing in sounds of nature, adding a viola solo.

The second act is considerably darker, with various deaths and tragedies and disappointments.

There is little reference to family, and various deaths are recorded coolly and without sentimentality.

Another book that does not offer practical advice, but instead describes, with scientific detail and narrative skill, various deaths that occur in the course of outdoor adventure is "Last Breath: The Limits of Adventure," by Peter Stark.

She's completely unmindful of the fact that Greenspan's sheep is the chastening, punishing voice we listen for to pull us back from the glamour of excess, its glittering prizes, its various deaths.