to die for造句

It is a glorious thing to die for the people.

If there is a person who loves you more than me, willing to die for you, let her die. I love you.

He had ties to die for and a collection of cashmere socks that I used to wash by hand.

Philosopher Bertrand Russell, asked if he was willing to die for his beliers, replied: "Of course not.

'No one's going to die for the lack of bear bile,' she said in a telephone interview.

Not only was the look of the food fabulous, but also the taste was to die for.

The more predatory and corrupt the government, the more difficult it will be to draw Afghans away from insurgents, and the harder to convince the Western public to send soldiers to die for its sake.

There may be many a brave Indian ready to die for his country, but there are but few, I am sure, who even for the good of the nation would face the public streets in such pan-Indian garb.