Sentence examples for young death from inspiring English sources

Heckling is rarer at concerts nowadays, but it's a brave fan who risks provoking the Young death glare.

Leon and Butch Graney, two (interchangeable) brothers of a young death row prisoner named Raymond, have driven their mother to the prison for a final farewell.

There was no repeat of the "outpouring", the national embarrassment of 1997 prompted by shock, young death, a white Fiat, contempt for The Firm's apparent callousness and Alastair Campbell's tabloid opportunism.

Experts say that the poignancy of a young death and higher suicide rates among the very old in the past have drawn the vast majority of news attention and prevention resources.

The reported death of Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol (1843) is an example of Dickens' ability to provoke two tearful responses from the one situation one of sorrow at a young death, the other of relief at the discovery that the death never occurred.

I have previously mentioned on these pages remembering as a child, seeing on TV the player Jacqueline du Pré's performance of Elgar's cello concerto, and feeling surprisingly moved by it in the context of her young death at 42 after a long and tragic struggle with multiple sclerosis, the magical skill of her arms and fingers gradually seizing up.

It stars Mia Wasikowska as a girl with a terminal illness who develops a relationship with a young, death-obsessed man.

However, they are still some of the most common causes of young deaths in many African countries.

In Venezuela, traffic injuries cause 29% of young deaths, but they kill 70 out of 100,000 young people every year – the highest rate in the world.

The average global mortality rate related to personal violence has decreased by about 14%, from 12 to 10 young deaths per 100,000.

In absolute terms, this was the second highest number of young deaths in the world after India, whose population is seven times greater.