The making of movies was to be the death knell of live theater; recorded music, the end of concerts.
The price of cereals and the price of calves at the present moment has virtually sounded the death knell of barley beef production.
This "person", either to help them cross safely to the country of the deceased, or to tell them that have not yet sounded the death knell, then you have to go back for some time.
Encourage innovation. Change is our life-blood, stagnation our death knell.
The advent of snapshots sounded the death knell for the art - as most families would have photographs taken in life.
People who like to sound the death knell for the ideology - it's remarkable even that such people still exist - point to the fact that young women tend not to describe themselves as feminists.
For some, GM's fall is the final death knell for America's Labour aristocracy.
as they simultaneously signaled the death knell of many species of migratory animals as well as served up noise and air pollution.
The arrival of large supermarkets has sounded the death knell of the local shop.
So while 2011 could very well be the Year of the Tablet as many analysts have forecasted, its ringing success won't simultaneously sound the death knell for the PC.
Not staying on par with colleagues and those vying for your job will be a death knell.
This could sound its death knell-and help Mr Mugabe keep himself and his party afloat.
Joe McKendrick has a couple of interesting articles recently that look at whether or not we are seeing the death knell for "big enterprisey" (subjective) SOA.
His failure sounds the death knell for all his hopes.
sound [ toll, ring out ] the death knell for [ of ] sth.
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