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It's better to die.".
I speak for myself. But it's better to die trying than to die in here.
It's better to die than live like this.
He said,“If I am fated to die, then it's better to die for Christ as a Christian.”.
It's better to die of laughter than of fear.
Everybody's going to end up dying someday, and I think it's better to die with some people that you like.
Then it's better to die here.
It's better to die than live like that!
I think it's better to die for something.
It's better to die with you than with rat poison.
Remember, hombres… it's better to die on your feet… than live on your knees.
It's better to die than to lead such a life.
Yes, it's better to die at 90 than at 19.
It's better to die, than lead a life like this one!
Perhaps it's better to die than to live mechanically.
It's better to die standing than live on your knees.
I think it's better to die rather than living in this hell.
It's better to die than to live like you, a bitchy trampoline.
Sometimes it's better to die than to give up on life.
But it's better to die than live without hope.
Look, it's better to die in training than in the field, right?
It's better to die a free candy than to live in bondage.
It's better to die fast than to spend the rest of your life in a prison!
It's better to die in the cause of freedom than to live in comfort as a slave.
It's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees. You have it backwards.
Perhaps it's better to die than to live mechanically… a life that's repetition of repetition.
So it's better to die young, when there's still time left… to recover and live again.
It's better to die as human beings then, because then you can go on being born again as animals, this, that.
Because it's better to die on one's feet than live on one's knees,” Nately retorted with triumphant and lofty conviction.
The idea that it's better to die by your own hand than suffer at the hands of an enemy gained ground among the ancient Jews.