Sentence examples for a morgue for from inspiring English sources

She trained in forensics and worked in a morgue for years.

His body was draped in a white sheet and loaded into an ambulance, headed to a morgue for an autopsy.

One night a week he would take one to a morgue for use in dissecting ears to gain insights that might lead to new surgical procedures.

CAIRO — Gathering Thursday morning around a mosque used as a morgue for hundreds killed the day before, many Islamists waited confidently for a surge of sympathetic support from the broader public.

One volunteer with a youth group in Saadnayel, a town that hosts about 26,000 Syrians, described how they had to bury a 50-year-old man who had been in a morgue for 40 days.

Cornwell subsequently married her English professor and became a crime reporter before quitting to work in a morgue for six years, which provided the inspiration for the first of her Scarpetta mysteries, Postmortem.

· A curling rink in Halifax, Nova Scotia, was used as a temporary morgue for bodies recovered from the Titanic disaster.

More grimly, the airport has been turned into a makeshift morgue for the growing number of bodies, found stacked in churches, snagged on tree branches or underneath rubble.

Normally a romantic symbol of the most popular tourist city in the world, the river became a watery morgue for scores of victims, whose lifeless bodies were washing up for weeks afterwards.

"I sympathized with Wellington over the fact that Giants Stadium is being used by a few thousand firemen and that their practice bubble is being set up as a temporary morgue for the tragic loss of life; how are you going to play football on Sunday there with that having gone on?" Modell said.

The airport has also become a makeshift morgue for the growing number of bodies.