perish|perished|perishes|perishing in English

verb

[per·ish || 'perɪʃ]

be destroyed; die; expire; wither, wilt; spoil

Use "perish|perished|perishes|perishing" in a sentence

1. When a wicked man dies, his hope perishes; and even expectation based on powerfulness has perished.

2. Souls are perishing that may now be reached.

3. “Work, Not for the Food That Perishes”

4. The lion perishes andcubes of the lioness are scattered.

5. We, too, shall perish, Abigail.”

6. And you will perish forever.

7. Flowers perish when frost comes.

8. Continuous washing has perished the rubber.

9. Thus, the Bible is scientifically correct in stating that ‘gold perishes.’

10. Follow me or perish, sweater monkeys.

11. Me get married? Perish the thought!

12. That he perished by your sword?

13. Many perish in the cold.

14. Perish the thought, dear boy.

15. Crowns and thrones may perish.

16. The seal on the bottle has perished.

17. Thousands of people perished in the earthquake.

18. Even so, 000-000 birds have perished.

19. Of course, they do it to receive a crown that can perish,+ but we, one that does not perish.

20. Hundreds perished when the ship went down.

21. Sanchez perished in a mudslide in 19

22. A similar number perish from AIDS .

23. But first your city will perish.

24. The ancient Aztec culture has all perished now.

25. Since then, some 200,000 Burundians have perished in widespread, often …