die a death

But we never heard any more about that initiative, and it seemed to die a death.

The art of proofreading seems to have died a death!

One thousand of them will die a death not unlike my sister's.

"Who could possibly deserve to die a death like this?"

Their relationship had run its course and died a death that was, ironically, more permanent than this one.

"If they capture us we must die a death to which I have no mind.

"Christ, if people bought the records for the music, this thing would have died a death long ago," he said in 1977.

You die a death of a thousand cuts in the political process."

It's that or die a death within a party which is of no good to anyone most of all itself.

"London has died a death in the past week or two," he said, referring to the reduced traffic.

As we try to lead a life, or die a death, one half so noble as his."

His ship was dying a death by increments, a slow withering.

Good music dies a death at such sterile, money-centric occasions.

"Set your shoulders against mine and let us die a death that these dogs of Avignon will remember."

If you don't, it will die a death of a thousand bites."

Computing was taught but died a death when kids realised they couldn't run up a quick game in a day.

"I would not die a death like that," his doctor (James Stewart) tells him.

"But once I lost it, I was not going to die a death of a thousand cuts."

Tereth was well regarded, and she died a death unworthy of her.

If it caught her she would die a death that was more than death, howling forever alone in the darkness.

Plus, she noted, "your images will no longer die a death on your cell phone or digital camera."

It ranks with roving Cabinet Meetings - that died a death.

Dying a death eventworse than the people on the airliner he'd shot down.

Second seems more likely but maybe the High Street IS dying a death.

He died a death in poverty.