dying out造句

people are dying out there.

Many species of animals are in danger of dying out.

But that does not mean that this political idea is or is dying out.

THE ancient Greek tradition of hospitality to strangers is dying out.

Dammit Louie, give me something to go on! Soldiers are dying out there!

The sound of rain was gradually dying out. Clear light was seeping through from behind the curtain.

They say it makes people want to protect sharks at a time when some kinds of shark are dying out.

"We are dying out, " said Jimmy Jukes, the Pearly King of Bermondsey and Camberwell in south London.

Now with women's independence, patriarchs are dying out. Instead we have two partners sharing the load. Much more satisfactory - for the women. And, I suppose, some men.

That's why people are dying out there: if we spent half as much time noticing and tending to our hearts, we would be a lot healthier emotionally.

Mr Murai, a former pilot, was undeterred by their protests, noting that with most of them over 60, the industry risked dying out anyway

The work shows the process from chaos to the creation of world and then to the dying out of everything on earth.

Of course between an ideas's out of date and dying out, it is needed to have a driving force, and it is needed to have a man, who lifts stone to drop it on one's own feet.

The humble native honeybee has been dying out in recent years due to disease, but it may have found an unlikely ally in a creature which shares a reputation for busyness: the urban dweller.

But the protection of the folk culture of ethnic minority in Xinjiang is in danger, for example, some traditional culture can not be continued, and some inimitable folk customs are dying out.

During the process of dying out of Shang Dynasty, We can often see the name of Wei family in inscriptions on bones or tortoise shells of the Shang Dynasty, Words of Jin, historical books and so on.