Deathbed

A lay by the side of his deathbed.

As David tells the story, he’s given word that Sister Edit () has sent for him while on her deathbed to fulfill a yearlong promise.

Do you think that I.V. will be one of the things you think about on your deathbed?

It opens with a tape recording by a trucker, on his deathbed.

Lydia told David on her deathbed the truth about his father before she passed away from breast cancer.

She gave Pele two grandchildren, whom he was finally able to meet by his deathbed.

This quilt will cover my deathbed rather than keep me warm if the world doesn’t change.

And in their huge study of deathbed experiences, psychologists Karlis Osis and Erlendur Haraldsson reported that of the 10 per cent of patients who were conscious in the hour before death, the majority said they'd had these visions.

As he lay on his deathbed that August at his home in Great Neck, Moshe picked up the phone and called his good friend, the renowned operatic tenor Jan Peerce.

As the king of Stormhold () lies on his deathbed, he throws his ruby into the sky, claiming that whichever of his three living sons gets it first will be the next king.

Dr. Elizabeth Comen, an oncologist specializing in breast cancer, told a heartbreaking story of stigma as she described a patient on her deathbed who apologized for sweating.

FOR years it has been described as the sleeping giant of Australian sport, but I can't help wondering if soccer - sorry, football - is actually on its deathbed.

Her sister had passed away five years ago from viral meningitis, with the secret kept from her elderly grandparents until her grandmother was 'on her deathbed'.

I read in a WS Merwin collection his translation of Hadrian’s deathbed poem to his soul – – so sorrowful and succinct.

It was when Pope Gregory XVI lay upon his deathbed ( 1846).

This all goes very, wrong at the end of season 1 when, on Viserys' deathbed, the terminally ill king whispers the name "Aegon" to his much-younger wife and Rhaenyra's former best friend Queen Alicent Hightower (Olivia Cooke).

He remained the dedicated architect and builder even on his deathbed.

He was revered by poets such as Wordsworth, Shelley and Coleridge and a romanticised painting depicting his deathbed remains an enduring image of doomed artistic talent.

Sadia described to Human Rights Watch the feeling of fear and anxiety when sleeping in the room where her husband attacked her: “I feel I sleep in my own deathbed,” she said.

That’s because of what McCorvey refers to in the documentary as a “deathbed confession,” when she says that she supported the anti-abortion movement in the later years of her life only because she was paid to do so.