Sentence examples for with his fatal from inspiring English sources

But it has never been established whether the mysterious black car, mentioned but never testified to by witnesses, had anything to do with his fatal motorbike crash.

Much remains unknown about Mr. Alexis' life and what drove his actions, gaps that are likely to remain at least partly unfilled with his fatal shooting by police officers at the navy yard.

25], M. Jean Bielovucic flew over the snow-capped Alps to Domodossola, in Italian territory, in the quick time of twenty-six minutes, landing safely close to the spot where Chavez met with his fatal accident.

The film, which ends with his fatal heart attack at Graham's apartment in December 1940, is told largely from the viewpoint of Frances Kroll Neve Campbelll), a naïve but responsible 23-year-old whom he hires as his secretary.

The quixotic movie dramatizes the strange career of T. E. Lawrence, beginning with his out-of-wedlock birth in Wales in 1888 and ending with his fatal motorcycle accident in 1935.

But just as he scandalized London society with his fatal swordplay, Law shocked the jaded Parisians too -- by eloping to Venice with another man's wife, Katherine Knowles Seigneur, who left her French husband and became Law's lifelong companion and the mother of his children.

He's still preoccupied with mortality and renewal, themes he was pretty much consigned to with his accidental fatal shooting of his brother at the age of 12, followed not long after by the death of his mother.

Centerpiece is Frank Martin's cantata "Et la vie l'emporta," the final finished work by that Swiss composer, dealing with his own fatal illness; it is balanced against Bach's "Christ Lag in Todesbanden".

The Journalist and the Murderer, an account of the lawsuit brought by Jeffrey MacDonald, a convicted murderer, against McGinniss, the writer who charmed him into co-operating with his book Fatal Vision, and then condemned him in the copy, is a lesson in not courting your subject too much.

"The Emperor Jones" comes to mind when one reads Officer Darren Wilson's testimony before a grand jury, and listens to his interview with George Stephanopoulos, about his fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an eighteen-year-old, in Ferguson, Missouri.

An authoritative evocation of the English amateur explorer who was permanently bemused by his two years with Scott and his fatal Antarctic expedition, and wrote a classic book about them, "The Worst Journey in the World".