Sentence examples for world of dying from inspiring English sources

Even in a world of dying, new loves continue to be born.

In a world of dying languages, this is not the first time this predicament has been aired but, in Vicky Featherstone's fluid, carefully timed production, Somersaults gives it a wistful, human face.

In a world of dying tribes, the Nerdrum School, the master and his students hangs on to ancient beliefs.

That world kind of died in 1998, and then there was this period of time when it felt like all my friends kind of scattered.

The film explores an odd, out-of-the-way subculture: the world of die-hard, competitive karaoke enthusiasts who, if John Byrum's script is to be believed, travel across the country from bar to bar, belting out the pop hits of yesteryear for prize money and for the thrill, as one character puts it, of being "a star for three minutes".

An angry heroine is thrust into the volatile world of her dying husband's family, which includes his "utterly identical" twin.

It tells the story of a young lost divorcee, Roslyn Tabor Monroee), who looks for a glimmer of beauty in the stark world of the dying Wild West.

If you travel outside the industrialized world but still fly on a First-World carrier, your risk of dying increases.

Should that scenario come to pass, as many as 16% of species around the world would be at risk of dying out, the study says.

GREENE--Nicholas M., M.D., described as one of the founding fathers of modern anesthesiology, and a pioneer in the world of medicine, died Tuesday morning, December 28 , 2004at the YaleNew Haven Hospital after a long illness.

Jim McKay, the genial ABC Sports broadcaster whose calm voice and trustworthy demeanor were synonymous with the network's Olympic broadcasts and the celebrated sports anthology series "Wide World of Sports," died Saturday at his country estate in Monkton, Md .He was 86.