Sentence examples for bones of the murdered from inspiring English sources

We see hideous vignettes including the hanging of four prisoners, the beating to death of another, the pouring of poison gas into the crowded chamber beneath, and finally a long tracking shot over the bones of the murdered Jews.

The very church in which the bones of the murdered Armenians found their supposedly final resting place has been damaged in the new war, although no one knows the culprits.

He also said that, at that time, the bones of a murdered person would be revealed.

The screams of the murdered.

If Maslov's pencilwork cannot fully capture the austere beauty of the landscape, his stories make up for it, including a section where a group of young men discover their land is still spitting up the bones of the exiled Russians murdered in the 1920s.

A teaching assistant described him as a "bag of bones" and the murder trial heard he had been "wasting away".

Scripted by a reliable 9pm-suspense writer Chris Lang (Undeniable, A Mother's Son), Unforgotten begins with the discovery during building work of the bones of a murder victim who has lain undetected for 40 years.

Susie Salmon, the murdered teenage narrator of Alice Sebold's "Lovely Bones," has a similarly alliterative name but a more transfixing and original problem.

"The persistence of the bones at the murder site near Forrest River spoke not only of a cover-up, but also of the ineluctable capacity of the dead to haunt the present," Paisley writes.

Doris Yeung's slow and slight debut feature, "Motherland," combines a downbeat immigrant-family story with the bare bones of a murder mystery.

And that's why she recruited Dr. Kamenov, a geochemist, to whom she sent tooth enamel and bone shavings from the remains of the murder victim.