Sentence examples for which dies on from inspiring English sources

Léna's children persuade her to rescue a wounded bird, which dies on the trip to Brittany.

For the Celts, it was a time to mark the end of the summer, which dies on October 31, a festival known as Samhain.

All animals survived during the experimental period except one infected animal, which died on day 6.

The champion hammered a forehand which died on Anderson's racket.

He seemed uniquely unsuited to television, an ephemeral medium which died on the evening air.

He hit drop shots from well behind the baseline which died on the net.

A previous attempt by the Liberals – which died on the order paper in 2012 – aimed to address public concerns that could become ripe terrain for some of the province's opposition parties.

Get it out of your head that "Bush's Law" is another high-minded, high-umbrage, A.C.L.U.-channeled eulogy to the United States Constitution, which died on the table at the hands of Bush administration surgeons.

Unlike last year's Stop Online Piracy Act or the PROTECT IP Act both of which died on the floor of Congress after being skewered by the private sector for violating free speech and raising the cost of doing business CISPA has been widely backed by information-technology firms, including AT&T, Facebook, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Oracle and Symantec.

Not a stiff, then, despite lacking the spark (if not the kiss) of life, and certainly more popular with its target audience than Beautiful Creatures (2013, Entertainment, 2013), which died on its feet in UK cinemas but deserves a second chance on DVD.

Once the pathologists have finished with the sixth whale, which died on Thursday night, a low-loader lorry will move in to carry the carcass to a landfill site.