Sentence examples for which was dead from inspiring English sources

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.

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

| The link to the shamrock T-shirt on the Obama Web site, which was dead for a few days, has now been restored.

The Web site of the Symes Automotive Group, a multibrand Pasadena dealership identified as Symes Saab on the Saab site, contained two Saab-related links, one of which was dead.

Perhaps the most successful example is Hebrew, which was dead two centuries ago, before being revived and brought into the 20th century as a living language and the mother tongue of an entire generation of Israelis.

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

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

She also makes wonderful anise-scented sesame cookies, which are dead ringers for an Italian bakery's.

In fact, based on reports of more than 1,000 leads, most of which are dead ends, the program seems vast.

The Gulbahar Center, an indoor mall, has a central atrium with fancy half-cylinder glass elevators, which were dead in their tubes one afternoon last week.