die back

And maybe it would be better for everyone if he died back there.

Sometimes what looks out at you from a person's eyes maybe died back in childhood.

They die back completely at the end of the season.

What should I do when the plants die back in fall?

For this reason: to carry one of us who has died back home.

It would have been so much better to allow him to die back there.

All of us, I think, did a little dying back there.

Felix felt the hope die back, though not all the way.

She also said sea grasses had died back in some areas.

The voices came, yet they died back at my command.

"We ought to have died back there," he said after a moment.

It said Pierce had died back in the spring, and they'd only just now found the will.

The bridge had been broken into from die back way.

If those were her people that died back there, where are their wagons?

The golden light was dying back inside the white boat.

But a fortnight on, it had turned brown and almost died back.

I got all this from a Berliner who died back in 1933.

Some that had died back put out new shoots and foliage in the fall.

I'd suspected all along that he had something to do with those two girls dying back in 1988.

When 40 to 60 percent of the leaves on the plants have died back, it is time to harvest.

The leaves form annual stems which die back each year.

"What happened to people when they died back then?"

So far, he said, the kudzu has always died back each winter.

The leaves die back a few weeks after the flowers have faded.

Wizard kept his balance and made for a seat near die back.