death-ridden

If Khiindi had ever felt any gratitude to his sire for hauling him out of the death-ridden corridor of the/Blanca,

First Warning McCaffrey, Anne 2005

She is a twisted soul of forty-five, a death-ridden woman, haunted by dreams.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953

Their ears were always awake, registering sounds from the sodden, death-ridden fields beneath them, and above, but they heard nothing beyond the drip of the rain, an occasional groan from a man tortured by rheumatism, and the long-drawn scream of a distant shell.

The Dark Tower Phyllis Bottome 1923

It seemed to her that she was enduring all the sorrows of the ages; that she was brain-tortured by the death agonies of all humanity; that all the uselessness, all the meaninglessness, all the utter weariness of the death-ridden world pressed upon her, suffocating her, forcing her to stillness, slowing the beating of her heart, the intake of her breath.

The Heart of the Desert Kut-Le of the Desert Honor�� Morrow 1910

They sank into restless death-ridden dreaming; and so it was many nights, until the dawn that they fronted a swift river, black from its snowy banks, saw the rising pine hills opposite and were swept possibly by mistake into the center of comprehensible action -- a picture lifted from the hundred-mile ruck.

Red Fleece Will Levington Comfort 1905

All her thoughts were busy planning how to keep possession of that weapon which had seemed to have drawn into itself every danger and menace on the death-ridden earth.

Victory Joseph Conrad 1890

But Love Story didn't just spawn the death-ridden romantic weepie.

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But Love Story didn't just spawn the death-ridden romantic weepie.

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He's still having his love affair with death, and his idea of artistic achievement (for himself, at least) may always be something death-ridden, spare, perfectly structured -- something that talks of the higher things.

This Recording 2009