--only one name worth remembering in all its perishing history.

The serpent is the reprobate angel who "was thrown down into this perishing world, where his desired kingdom of god-like government was prepared for him" (5.19).

'He would be keener', thought one young observer, 'upon reviving perishing literature than a perishing political party.

I am perfectly certain, Mr. Paynter, that nobody can save this perishing land and this perishing people but those who understand.

"I don't know if I needed that at three in the afternoon," he said ungratefully, his small blue eyes baleful, "but I've been up since two this morning dealing with women, tears, minor miracles and this perishing rain."

Luther's teaching of the Ten Commandments, therefore, has clear eschatological overtones, which, characteristically for Luther, do not encourage world-flight but direct the Christian to service to the neighbor in the common, daily vocations of this perishing world.

The path, always travelled from daylight to dark, and which he had so recently seen glutted with humans, now in its emptiness affected him profoundly with the impression of the endingness of all things in a perishing world.

In this homestead of the sluggard, behind the ruined hedge, and sinking away among the ruined grass and the nettles, were the last perishing fragments of certain ricks: which had gradually mildewed and collapsed, until they looked like mounds of rotten honeycomb, or dirty sponge.

A ripping yarn, by an Irish critic and playwright, that is also an agonizing inquiry into our vast tolerance for the suffering of others, in this instance the perishing Irish of 1847, morally observed by an American journalist and the captain of a ship carrying émigrés in steerage.

More than likely, he would perish before anyone found him.

Can the living use such a road and not perish?

And before you perished, the children would, the hope of our blood.

A total of over 2,400 people perished during the season.

He has no right to live when everyone else perished.

But he is not about to let his career perish either.

They are of the moment in ways sure to perish with it.

But in the end, it was he who would perish.

He said that I had to find them or perish.

There was nothing to do but leave them to perish.

Not a fish, for he perished by water at last.

More than 1 percent of the nation's total population perished.

Of these, some 1 to 1.5 million perished as a result.

That the others perish is well and good, but not so important.

He must find his own, on the other side, or perish.

It looked as though the whole lot was going to perish.

Nearly 1,600 more men and woman have perished in Iraq since my brother's death.

The children of those who perished need all the help they can get in moving forward.

If you perish here, we'll never get even this much back to him.

The fact that five of their own kind had also perished, would mean nothing.

Even if she were to perish here, it would be better than going back.

Most of their parents perished in the April 19 fire.

In other words the drug could be - perish the thought!

It turned out that more than a few would perish.

Before the new things are born the old must perish.