Sentences with phrase «still dealing with the death»

because i am still dealing with the death of my husband on August 14th 2013.

His team of X-Men isn't doing too well, still dealing with the death of Jean Grey (Famke Janssen).

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My opinion has changed but I still think others have a right to think what they may... But I can not stand ignorant uneducated opinions on a topic that does deal with life and death being thrown about.

Electrons begin to build up because the person still has to breathe and we see electrons leaking specifically at complex I. For a while our body deals with this by mitochondrial death.

The intimate and devastating drama contrasts the terrifying horror of the blast and its immediate aftermath (the blackened bodies running through the streets, unrecognizable and moments from death, operating on whatever survival instinct is left, is an image not soon forgotten) with the calm, pastoral countryside where, 10 years later, victims of the blast still deal with the legacy.

Still missing her daughter 13 years after her death in «Terms of Endearment,» Aurora Greenway (Shirley MacLaine) struggles to deal with her grandchildren.

Still not looking his age of nearly 90, Max Rose opens with Lewis quietly dealing with the death of his wife (Claire Bloom) after 60 plus years of marriage.

And you can still bring slo - mo death - dealing online with some basic multiplayer modes.

But perhaps the most personal thing about the film is that Baltimore is still dealing with the grief from his daughter's death during a boating accident — many will know that Coppola's own son Gian - Carlo passed away under similar circumstances in 1986.

Peter tries to hide his identity from his Aunt May (Sally Field), who is still dealing with the murder of her husband — Peter's uncle (He doesn't seem as upset about this death, but then again, look at all the others with which he has to deal).

Widow Amelia (Essie Davis) is still reeling from the death of her husband, and is driven closer to the edge by the burden of dealing with her young son, her own grief, and perhaps a more sinister presence in their house.

When Daphna (Sarah Adler) and Michael (Lior Ashkenazi) Feldmann are informed of the death of their son Jonathan, she is immediately sedated by the soldiers and put to bed, as Michael is forced to deal with the funeral arrangements and a slew of other people's emotional needs, while still numb and unable to find out what exactly happened to his child.

For a considerably more lighthearted story that still deals with its share of death, you can pick up a copy of Rin - Ne (Vol.07).