Explorers and whalers in the nineteenth century described Point Hope as an open graveyard, with skeletal remains arrayed for miles atop funerary racks of bleached whalebones essential building materials in a land without trees.
However, a horrific single memory of an open graveyard littered with slain beautiful Lebanese horses breaks this camera by forcing him to confront his traumatic experiences from the war, thereby inviting him inside the movie [his memories], instead of seeking protection outside it.
'You've set your heart on rebirth, then?' Mr Canter said at one of our last encounters, his fingers steepled over the graveyard of an open file.
The Manchester Guardian had reported a similar proposal to convert the "bleak expanse" of the graveyard into a "open, cultivated space" in 1914.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the project was an "open secret", and described Apple as a "graveyard" for Tesla staff.
Wealthy neighborhoods are often divided by a single boulevard from factories and markets and graveyards, and those, in turn, may be separated from the homes of the impoverished only by an open sewer, a railroad track, or a narrow alley.
Is there anyone out there who can die with me?" One site opened with an image of a graveyard beneath a stormy sky, bearing the title, "Suicide: how, where, when".
We passed a Coca-Cola plant, a vineyard, a graveyard.
Stone Cradle, published four years ago, opens with the birth of a child in a graveyard.
VE Schwab's first adult novel, Vicious (Titan Books, £7.99), opens with two people in a graveyard, one an escaped convict, the other a dead 12-year-old girl, digging up a corpse that might not be a corpse.
Realising the need to create greater awareness of the situation in Bangladesh, and particularly the refugee camps of India that had become "infectious open-air graveyards" with the outbreak of cholera, Harrison quickly composed a song for the cause.
