Death used in a sentence

Death in a sentence as a noun

When you are dealing with humans, crashes and bugs mean deaths.

The other side wants you to believe that all drug use ends in addiction and death.

Gradually, they make adjustments and the deaths decrease.

This role is what he was praised for across the internet and in magazines after his death.

Second, investors are scared to death of founder disputes.

[0] Because it's pug ugly, not because of the solar death ray thing, that's quite amusing really.

Almost all of the people he defended in court were put to death, in many cases before their trials were even heard by courts!

So font selection becomes this life-or-death thing: it can lock you out of the product completely.

" I don't see expressing this view after Steve Jobs' death as being particularly disrespectful.

The worst thing about working yourself to death at Zynga would be knowing you were toiling to produce shoddy little pseudo-games.

What I find the most amazing about this whole thing is that it was designed by the same architect as the "death ray" building in Las Vegas.

It strikes me to be a personal account by someone who's trying to make sense of the past and actually mourning what he believe is the death of old Google.

Block ciphers are extremely well understood, have been studied to death for years, and are modeled on extremely well understood constructs.

A handy technique for evaluating situations is this: how many mistakes am I away from death/injury?

"Besides that, it's simply not like me to cheer for anyone's death, in principle, especially a figure the TV adamantly asserts we're supposed to hate.

The talent that he helped attract and the products they create are responsible for Apple's stock price rise and continued profitability since his death.

Not even a whimper of cheer for Osama's death from me, given the abysmal foreign policy and national security state failure of the last decade.

I'm done with movie theaters full of loud other people who aren't me, and the litany of other issues that have been discussed to death from overpriced tickets, to concessions, to 3D projector woes and content.

I would like to further suggest we end the use of the word "war" in contexts that do not involve mandatory conscription and the deaths of large numbers of combatants until one side totally surrenders.

Because almost everything all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure - these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important.

"I was offered the chance to make a phone call, but the only number I even have memorized anymore is my mother's, and despite knowing that my friends were probably scared to death looking for me, I wasn't at the point of calling her.