Sentence examples similar to burying- from inspiring English sources

Ebrahimi is said to have admitted to killing her husband with his own gun before burying him in the garden.

The committee chairman agreed – that there was a link between miasma and fever – but would only go so far as to say: "I should presume that over-crowded burying-grounds would supply such effluvia most abundantly".

"There is no point spending up to £5m of public money on an excellent review and then burying it.

The accusations from Wallace follow a highly critical report by the cross-party House of Lords committee on Europe, which accused ministers of "burying" the results of the review and making no effort to publicise its findings, which it said the public had a right to know about.

On Monday, the day after elections won in spectacular fashion by a party pledged to burying austerity for good by writing off chunks of the country's debt and ripping up the draconian terms of its eurozone bailout deal, the mood was one of long-awaited relief.

As we walked up the gorge, Don Sotero pointed to where the recent rains had swept sand and gravel down the gorge, burying much of the best art.

He rattled through the stories of Turing's peculiarities – burying his silver bullion and then forgetting where; chaining his mug to his radiator; cycling in his gas mask to ward off hay fever.

But see also Anthony Zacharzwkski's well made contextual points about the data on the Demsoc blog Burying bad news.

Even so, Kasparov was soon burying his face deep into his hands as he pondered his moves, while Karpov's eyes darted around the board.

More mothers will be burying their children as a result.

Now it has caved in, burying a large number of it inhabitants.