Sentence examples for which is dead from inspiring English sources

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Somebody way back yonder — which is dead and gone now — visualized it.

I'd be foolish to take on something outside London like that.' It would require too much travelling, which is dead time.

Mr. Jewison remembered being taken aback when, at a Hollywood party, the last governor general of Hong Kong spontaneously quoted one of Steiger's lines: "I've got the motive, which is money, and the body, which is dead".

And when I looked up Man Man's On Oni Pond, one of the suggestions was Mister Heavenly's Out of Love, which is dead on and one of my all-time favorite albums.

On a stretch of Route 117 known for its strip malls and car dealerships, the restaurant's facade is punctuated with suave dark blue awnings; the entrance is flanked by spiral topiaries, one of which is dead.

Put briefly: so much for Chris Anderson's infamous Long Tail theory, which is deader than a dodo.

The opening goal did not even kill off the contest, which was dead on arrival.

Then, for the encore, which was "Dead Skunk," Wainwright dropped the Poole persona and became his old self.

Leicester Square, though, has no animated external life: the activity is all inside, in cinemas, which are dead places.

He was young-looking, possibly in his late teens, and he chose position No. 5, which was dead center.