demisesの例文

• Ironically its demises came at the hands of a resurrected Persian Empire.
• Death on the baseball field is one of the rarest of athletic demises.
• There's another reason for swift demises.
• Bishop Walker said when asked about the possible demises of the church and the arts center.
• Ed and Eddy prank Edd into believing that they have sunk to their demises in quicksand.
• The reality, of course, is that none of the above had anything to do with their playoff demises.
• One ritual practiced by these cultists is the meticulous re-creation of their heroes'death-car demises.
• Will Theglobe . com and EarthWeb _ Internet juggernauts that they are _ suffer demises similar to the erstwhile Cabbage Patch dolls?
• After a lengthy conflict-and several apparent demises-Ch'rell was captured and banished to the ice asteroid Mor Gal Tal.
• Regulators are investigating the demises of both companies, and Prime Minister John Howard is appointing a special government panel to examine the HIH failure.
• I expect that many em-bare-ass-ing demises are covered up . Edison 04 : 57, 13 October 2006 ( UTC)
• I mean, we didn't precipitate the demises of Buddy Ryan and Paul Westphal, but 24-hour sports stations can affect the process.
• However, he read further, and saw that Lasorda mentioned the demises of Don Drysdale and John McSherry, both of whom died of heart attacks.
• He reveals that the drowned notables in the film clips at the Records Office are all the same person whose multiple demises had ended several significant careers.
• "But I did realize in making this record that I've had a pretty distinct role in most of the demises of most of my relationships.
• Their demises have often come in the midst of economic crisis, and after the discontented filled Buenos Aires'broad, Parisian-style boulevards to battle the police.
• Arkady notices that Isakov's fellow platoon members are also turning up dead, and that most of these untimely demises are being investigated by Isakov and Urman themselves.
• And it piles on characters like snowflakes in a blizzard, though they exist solely to be dispatched in some of the garishly cinematic demises that Campbell and company have in store.
• Eli Roth, Ashlynn Brooke, Bonnie Morgan, Genevieve Alexandra, and Gianna Michaels appear as spring breakers who meet gruesome demises, while Franck Khalfoun and Jason Spisak portray deputies.
• Both men have been hospitalized in recent weeks with serious illnesses, bringing about debate over how each of their demises might affect the anti-Castro movement and the Cuban-American community.