mortal

While some of the patients had been seriously ill, many of them were not in mortal danger—at least not from their illnesses.

The stakes didn't seem high enough—largely because America no longer views Russia as its mortal enemy.

On the other far end of the spectrum, admittedly, is the idea that our first president might have unsprung the mortal coil.

Yet each devoted his energies to matters of universal concern, and together they form a curious triptych on the mortal condition.

But the Al-Shabab attackers were only able to kill the mortal part of him that he had in common with everybody.

Did he die there because he was mortal and we leave Rivesaltes.

All of these patiently endured all hardships leading down to the end of their mortal days.

She sobbed; he lifted her chin with his free hand—and what less could mortal apostle do?

He took off his hat, and made me a lower bow than mortal had ever yet favoured me with.

There are, however, in the world a great many people who desire something more than the mere avoidance of mortal sin.