apoplectic stroke

But only a few years later suddenly he died with an apoplectic stroke.

He died in a few months afterward of an apoplectic stroke.

However it should be noted that he died 8 years later from an apoplectic stroke.

I thought Furmint was going to have an apoplectic stroke.

Then, a few months later, he experienced a debilitating apoplectic stroke.

In this secluded spot he met with another apoplectic stroke, and died.

After the function, on his way to the train, he suffered an apoplectic stroke and fell dead.

During the same year (1903) he was compelled to give up teaching owing to an apoplectic stroke.

Then it flooded with such a rush of crimson that he looked about to have an apoplectic stroke.

She experienced an apoplectic stroke while shopping in Hollywood in 1933.

While passing through the outer gate, he heard that the pope had died from an apoplectic stroke during the preceding night.

After suffering apoplectic stroke in 1889, Hedlund retired from his publishing works and public duties.

On 23 January 1904 he suffered an apoplectic stroke and died the next day at Ballenstedt castle.

"From an apoplectic stroke."

He was, at first, incoherent with rage, and, with his clearly visible, ever-mounting blood pressure, we feared an apoplectic stroke.

"An apoplectic stroke?"

Lovell suffered an "apoplectic stroke" in December 1896 and fell to the pavement, striking his head and, it was said, fracturing his skull.

Creswell suffered an apoplectic stroke following a brain haemhorrhage, and died the same day at his home in High Street, Unley Park.

Charles Armitage Brown died from an apoplectic stroke on 5 June 1842 aged fifty-five at New Plymouth.

His father's official cause of death was an apoplectic stroke, but a neighbour, Pavel Khotiaintsev, accused the father's serfs of murder.

WESTON and Elward were dashing into the hall to find Renwood gasping like a man who had experienced an apoplectic stroke.

He died on April 27, 1909 in the Hotel Meranerhof in the city of Meran from an apoplectic stroke in the presence of his wife and sister.

Margaret Bowman died on July 10, 1886, a year after an apoplectic stroke, and her funeral and burial was conducted under the auspices of the Bohemian Club.

Several years before her death Martha suffered an apoplectic stroke, leaving her weakened; the zoo built a lower roost for her as she could no longer reach her old one.

In 1607 the nobleman Jiří Popel of Lobkovic, who was the highest controller of the Czech kingdom, died of an apoplectic stroke in the loket castle jail.