Sentence examples for would die for a from inspiring English sources
I would die for a stranger.
"How many students in here would die for a cause?" Mr. March asked.
Nick Clegg has personal ratings Gordon Brown would die for: a BBC poll showed around 48% saying he was "in touch with ordinary people", "trustworthy" and "competent".
It was a gig that a thousand out-of-work actors would die for: a cameo on Sunday night's season finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Larry David's homage to his own bottomless neurosis on HBO.
"He's much more noble, and for people who are weary of rock-star suicides, it can be a badge of honor to wear the image of someone who would die for a cause".
"I loved it so much, the conductor gave it to me". 5. Most New Yorkers would die for a kitchen like Lambert's, spacious enough for two refrigerators, a butcher-block table seating five and this eight-burner Duparquet stove, installed in 1928 when her building was new.
"Our customers," Crego told me later, "would die for an employee like Chet Smith: look at that longevity, that loyalty".
Those who would die for an idea usually end up dying alone.
I'd die for an invitation to go out there and poke around.
It peaks with Cyrus at her most stripped down, on the sorrowful "I Would Die for You," a quietly smoky song with a bare-bones electric-guitar progression and gentle brushstrokes on the drum.
Don King would die for such a promotional scenario.
