Sentence examples for warning of death from inspiring English sources

The artists' Web site explains that the title, "Mori," links the Japanese term for "forest-sanctuary" with the Latin "reminder of mortality". The enigmatic term refers to memento mori: a reminder or warning of death, often conveyed through art.

A Russian whistleblower who collapsed and died outside his home in Surrey after warning of death threats from the Kremlin had traces of a rare plant poison in his stomach, a pre-inquest hearing has heard.

She built her own language of weirdly articulated human forms, hybrids, dismembered limbs and grisly heads separated from bodies, black sockets for eyes and mouth, or with tongues doubling as livid penises, disembodied phalluses ejaculating blood, women-men and howling banshees warning of death and disaster.

This is a very different set of admissions from those Obamacare opponents -- darkly warning of "death panels" and the certainty of "rate shock" (another phenomenon that is steadfastly refusing to happen) -- made in the past about the law's implementation.

It's easy to spot the clues in the script, by its stars Daniel Arnold and Medina Hahn: the small indiscretions that anticipate bigger ones, the mysterious family tragedies with questionable veracity, the warnings of death.

King Tut got it really wrong - both tomb raiders and archeologists didn't believe his warnings of death.

Republicans have argued that the new health law will lead to rationing, warning even of "death panels".

Several of these trusts, including Blackpool, Aintree and Colchester, have featured in other lists - compiled by the Care Quality Commission CQCC) and analysts Dr Foster - warning of high death rates.

Jenkins attempted to defend the need to raise bonuses by warning of a "death spiral" as its bankers left for higher paid jobs at rivals.

In a separate development, the Foreign Office issued fresh travel advice to Uganda warning of the death of a health worker from Marburg virus - a haemorrhagic fever with a high mortality rate.

Hailed by Martin Luther King Jr. as a "physician's warning of approaching death, with a prescription for life," this historic study was produced by a presidential commission established by Lyndon Johnson, chaired by former Illinois governor Otto Kerner, and provides a riveting account of the riots that shook 1960s America.