Examples of using "Umrzeć" in a sentence and their english translations:
You could've died.
- I want to die.
- I want to die!
- I wish I was dead.
- I wish I were dead.
I'd rather die.
You could die.
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
You could've died.
We all have to die.
He must die.
Why do you want to die?
They must die.
I may die tomorrow.
I would prefer an honorable death.
Why do we have to die?
Let me die.
Tom wanted to die.
I couldn't let Tom die.
I want to die laughing.
Remember you must die.
All men must die.
Remember that you are mortal.
Aren't you afraid to die?
- I couldn't let them die.
- I couldn't leave them to die.
We can't let Tom die.
- I would rather die than surrender.
- I'd rather die than surrender.
I hate myself and I want to die.
I don't want to die in jail.
It was her fate to die young.
I want to die with Getter Jaani.
I would rather die than do it.
I couldn't let Tom die.
- Tom said he might die.
- Tom said that he might die.
I was without hope and wanted to die.
I would rather die than conceal my belief.
- I would rather starve than steal.
- I would rather starve than start stealing.
If you are afraid to die, you have already died.
We can't let anybody else die.
Sooner or later, we all are going to die.
I felt like I would die.
Tom still might die.
He would sooner die than get up early every morning.
I would rather die than do such an unfair thing.
- It is sweet and right to die for your homeland.
- It is sweet and noble to die for one's country.
- Sweet and fitting it is to die for your country.
That patient may die at any time.
I would rather starve than work under him.
No person can decide when someone should die.
Tom didn't want to die.
- He is not afraid to die.
- He isn't afraid to die.
- Tom said he'd rather die than do that.
- Tom said that he'd rather die than do that.
Many inmates on death row say they want to die.
"Are you ready to die for your ideals?" "Not only that! I'm willing to live for them."