Sentence examples for buried closer from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, ancient remains may be moved to more distant sites so that the newly dead can be buried closer to their homes.

While most such pipes are buried at least three feet underground to be below the frost line and protected from freeze-thaw cycles, a previous owner could have changed the grading of the land or the pipe could have been buried closer to the surface because of topographical considerations or soil conditions.

To their mother, Violet, buried close by, they were "my lovely boys".

At present, the cameras have only detected remains buried close to the surface.

Mr Vidal dedicated "Palimpsest" to him, and arranged to be buried close.

Mandela was at last reunited with the three children who died before him and are buried close by.

"The theory is that he will be buried close to José Martí because he took on so many of his ideas during his life," said the guide.

We saw in the opening episode that Catherine's daughter is buried close to the grave of the poet Sylvia Plath, who has become a governing ghost of feminism and women's writing.

His DNA was not taken and no other inquiries took place, although he was jailed over the weapons In February 1993, two boys found a biscuit tin containing a gun buried close to open land.

Park of Eternal Rest Notman and his wife are buried close to the cemetery's entrance, beneath an ugly gravestone that says nothing about his greatness and doesn't even mention that he was an architect and designed the cemetery.

A line from her novel "Losing Battles" was apparently inspired by a bleak graveyard near Natchez: "An army of tablets, some black as slate, marked half a hill-load of husbands and wives buried close together".