Sentence examples for all corpses from inspiring English sources

The language of that time is incredible: its imagery all corpses and suicides.

In it, he said that the autopsies of those killed during an assault on a house by American troops seeking an insurgent leader showed "that all corpses were shot in the head and handcuffed".

But in the letter he said the autopsies on the victims were carried out in a hospital in Tikrit, Iraq, and "revealed that all corpses were shot in the head and handcuffed".

DfID added that it had trained 4,000 healthcare workers who are all in Africa, mostly in Sierra Leone, that teams in Freetown were burying all corpses in the city within 24 hours and that three labs funded by British aid were now up and running.

Autopsies carried out at the Tikrit hospital's morgue revealed that all corpses were shot in the head and handcuffed". Alston, who is now a professor at New York university, told a reporter for the McClatchy group of newspapers that the US had not responded to his letter – as was "the case with most of the letters in the 2006-2007 period", when sectarian and other violence was at its height.

Some colonies ultimately removed all corpses though on average 3.7 ± 2.6 (N = 91) corpses remained inside the nest.

How would it change our understanding of Rome and the Roman Empire if we could see the corpse — all the corpses — that provided its foundation?

At other times the troops record Iraqi deaths but invariably classify all the corpses as "enemy".

The Yiddish language evokes haunting resonances: "Vladimir: Where are all these corpses from?

Churchyards couldn't accommodate all the corpses, so bodies were buried in unconsecrated ground, or just abandoned in ditches.

All the corpses had hands tied behind their backs: 19 of the 21 had been shot through the back of the head and two had been beheaded.