Sentence examples for will soon perish from inspiring English sources
Another operatic duet for lovers aware that they will soon perish occurs in Verdi's "Aida," when the Ethiopian princess Aida elects to share the fate of her lover, the condemned Egyptian warrior Radames.
He named another prosecutor in the office, and added that he expected that that person "will soon perish, bringing closure to an era of unacceptable practices and allowing Kaufman County residents to move forward with liberty and justice".
If Citizens United is left to stand, the government on which it stands will soon perish, as it will no longer serve any but the most wealthy.
He adds, "In any case, the hour of death had only been anticipated slightly, every living creature would soon perish.
On the thermonuclear level it will soon be one politically or it will perish.
The managed care industry can hope to be reasonably prosperous next year, but many critics both in and outside the industry say H.M.O.'s will soon have to reinvent themselves, or perish.
"Otherwise we will soon see families in cold rivers in the Balkans perish miserably".
Perishing due to its intrinsic nature, something will always perish as soon it exists.[15] The point is that such moment by moment destruction is spontaneous (ākasmika) and is the uncaused real nature of things, because it cannot be an effect of any cause.
By autumn many males have already perished, but the female is now at her largest, swollen with eggs, which she will soon lay in a silken egg-sac hidden among dead leaves.
