Sentences with phrase «literally life or death»

That is especially true if the stakes are literally life or death.

This is literally a life or death situation, and drastic circumstances often require drastic measures.

Your character will die in one hit so each decision you make is literally a life or death decision.

But what you may not know is just how real — literally life or death — were the risks he took to build that brand.

Not exact matches

There are various strategies that can be adopted regarding the use of money, but first you must be willing to accept the fact that all that you have is ultimately God's, that there are alternative uses for your money, that your decision on how to spend $ 100 can literally be a life or death decision for a starving child half a world away.

The rest have languished almost entirely unknown, whether because the records of their lives have been lost, because the countries in which they died have been literally inaccessible, or because the governments under which they were persecuted have been less than cooperative with attempts to make known the circumstances of their deaths.

This Sanskrit term, which literally means «wandering by» or «flowing through,» refers to wandering from existence to existence, flowing through the cycle of life, death, and rebirth, and suffering horribly along the way.

They are matters, quite literally, of life and death, of eternal life and eternal death, of ultimate bliss or final misery.

I guess if you're going to take the concept of the mark literally, then you also need to take literally the concept of God providing your needs (Jesus telling us not to worry about what we'll eat etc), or the words in Daniel (and elsewhere) about life being in God's hands, but death not being indicative of God's favour or otherwise.

For premature infants the availability or lack of breastmilk can literally make the difference between life and death.

Sure, it's basically the «just one last job» moment from literally dozens of buddy cop movies, and it's presaging either Tony's ultimate death (in the as - yet - untitled Avengers 4, arriving in 2019) or his «retirement» to some sort of happy family life, perhaps handing off the Iron Man moniker to someone else.

All dogs need access to plenty of shade and cool water (if you have a flat - faced dog like a pug or a Bulldog, this is literally a matter of life and death for your pet, as brachycephalic (pug - nosed) dogs can't self - regulate their body temperature).

But there are a few subsets of dogs for whom a foster home can literally make a life or death difference, beyond just the availability of space.

These moments always showed up in a matter of life or death, and had be literally holding my breath in an attempt to keep the controller steady.

One can take them literally, as formal descriptions of an art object's inception, or as matters of life and death.

Jackson states that his exhibition, The Missing, «is inspired by a 2015 New York Times article that detailed the 1.5 million Black men who are literally missing from civic life due to early death or incarceration.»

It literally is life or death, given Biofuels caused deaths for sure.

In the event of a motor vehicle accident, the effectiveness of your seatbelt or safety harness may literally make the difference between life and death.

While you may not look cool or hip in a helmet, it can literally be the difference of life or death in a serious collision.

In a busy hospital emergency room, a triage nurse can literally mean the difference between life and death, as he or she makes the call on who needs to be seen right away, and who can wait for help.

Or viewed another way, being able to keep the policy as life insurance — and have it pay out as a life insurance death benefit — is the difference of whether a lifetime's worth of gains (literally, a lifetime's worth!)