dying造句

Oh, I'm dying of laughing.

She's dying to learn the secret.

The dying soldier was groaning with pain.

I am dying for a chance to pummel that guy.

The pile was flesh; it was a leper, dying.

Those languages are in danger of dying off.

Many species of animals are in danger of dying out.

In the meantime, I'm going downstairs to browbeat a scared, dying teenage girl until she breaks down like a scared, dying teenage girl.

Elderly victims and the defendants themselves (the others are over 75) may thwart it by dying.

What those people who oppose euthanasia are telling me is that dying people haven't the right.

I took the shirt and hurried to the side of the dying Mute Singer.

Are you dying of hunger and thirst as you sit there in stubble?

My mother was 79, a longtime smoker who was dying of emphysema.

Are you possessed with a devil, 'he pursued savagely,' to talk in that manner to me when you are dying?

In the meantime, Nato soldiers go on dying for the pitiful illusion that we can clean the place up.

That predator shrimp takes the opportunity to feed on dying animals that get caught in volcanic bursts of activity.

In three timelines, Jackman tries to save his dying wife, eventually traveling in the 25th century to a blinding nebula in a spaceship bubble bearing a dying tree of life.

We were probably the only couple ever to qualify for a world championship and withdraw without one of us dying.

An aquatic animal specialist said the mutant larvae survived just 48 hours and were dying en masse.

These stunning images also show that the boy, aged four to five, mysteriously suffered a fractured skull and brain haemorrhage and a broken collarbone before dying.

According to local lore, if you share a birthday or even a birth month with a dying relative, your days are likewise numbered.

So many things are dying at the moment - an entire free-spending epoch is being laid to rest - that I wondered which particular burial she had in mind.

The mother is old and hope drive the disease evil molestation the dying live of mother, the boy painfully sad desire unique, tearful shed tears.

World Bank and government researchers recently estimated that60,000 people in China are dying prematurely each year because of poor quality water, mainly in rural areas.

The sample came from the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, a site called Strelley Pool, where the microbes, after dying, had been finely preserved between quartz sand grains.

Nyiregyhazi was hailed as a throwback to Rachmaninoff and the other great Romantics, an overlooked star in a dying constellation, an antidote to the cookie-cutter playing of a new generation.

Our "candy" was awarded every now and then in the form of hilarious jokes and situations and little things he did that just kept the class from dying on him.

The breakthrough is unlikely to lead to drugs that dramatically extend lifespan, but doctors say it may help prolong the lives of patients whose genes make them susceptible to dying young.

She gave up her job at age 40 to take care of her dying mother and her newborn son (now my husband), after thinking for years she might never have another child.

"As for me, so nervous, and so subject to fainting fits, I should require a Doctor Adelmonte to invent for me some means of breathing freely and tranquillizing my mind, in the fear I have of dying some fine day of suffocation.