Sentence examples for burying ground from inspiring English sources

The cemetery in Rome is traditionally the only, burying ground in the city available to those neither Catholic nor Jew.

No excess was too excessive, no preconceived notion of what a burying ground might contain stood in the way of creativity.

Perhaps in a raw temporary burying ground now paved over, perhaps without a stone in a churchyard, where other bodies would someday be laid on top of his.

"Its use in this country began with Mount Auburn's founding". In that sense, it replaced the more prosaic term burying ground.

"Without the housing program, Aspen would become an elephant burying ground for the super rich," said Dave Tolen, director of the Aspen/ Pitkin County Housing Office.

Sparta Cemetery, or the Presbyterian Burying Ground at Sparta, is a 2 acre burying ground dating to 1764, making it the oldest cemetery in Westchester County.

This cemetery, a unique spot within the walls of Rome, has been the principal burying-ground for non-Catholic foreigners for the past three centuries.

He was buried in Boston's Granary Burying Ground.

He was buried, with pomp and ceremony appropriate to his position, next to his father in Roxbury's Eliot Burying Ground.

Although early accounts claim he was buried at Boston's King's Chapel, later evidence has identified his burial site as tomb 189 in the Granary Burying Ground.

He is buried in the tomb of his uncle, Willam Stoughton, in what is now called the Dorchester North Burying Ground.