Sentence examples for any obituaries from inspiring English sources

Any obituaries of Raine will be obliged to acknowledge his love of a scrap (he seems to find it almost morally offensive when someone doesn't share his view).

He acknowledges, though, that, for older attendees, there is an inevitable shadow over any obituary event: "You do start to see yourself there.

Nor did he consider it unusual, he said, that he had never met or spoken with Abrams or that the investor's passing was not marked by any obituary or death record.

"We should not be writing any obituary for this event until the well is completely sealed, until we have no more oil on the surface of the water, until we understand where all the oil has gone to, until the beaches are cleaned, until the local — federal, state and local — officials agree that the beaches are clean," he said.

"Any obituary worth its salt will point out that if Vaclav Havel were writing honestly about Vaclav Havel it was the low point of his political career".

Here are some basic things to include in almost any obituary: First and last name.

The Texas Legislature's regular session still has more than five weeks to go, so it is too early to write an obituary for any bill.

But it's amazing that news outlets were so quick to cover a woman's death without any verification -- an obituary, local report from the funeral, or comment from the family.

Since he will not be accorded any other obituary in a newspaper like The Times, this is the only image of him that thousands of readers will ever see.

Please address any correspondence to: Obituaries Desk The Guardian Kings Place 90 York Way London N1 9GU [email protected] Readers who would like to offer a piece to Other lives should email [email protected] or post up to 400 words with a picture and contact information.

You might be looking at a will, a pension file, an obituary, a news article, or any number of other document types.