Sentence examples for called afterlife from inspiring English sources

In a photographic work called Afterlife, the shadow of the artist looms over a large hourglass containing the ashes of her mother, Mara.

The fanboy corner of the Internet immediately lit up with speculation that the Warner film might come with a twist: Mr. Aguirre-Sacasa has already been working on a zombie-themed line of Archie comics called "Afterlife With Archie".

That also reminds me of another Japanese movie, called Afterlife.

In 2009, Whedon created his fourth television series Dollhouse, and explored themes throughout the show that were initially present in an unproduced spec script of his called Afterlife.

DKP systems were first designed for Everquest in 1999 by Thott as part of the creation of a guild called "Afterlife" and named for two dragons, Lady Vox and Lord Nagafen.

Since writing your last novel, "The Verificationist," you put out a memoir called "The Afterlife".

This is where Mr. Vaughn, a star slugger for the Boston Red Sox who quit baseball in 2003 after a lackluster run with the Mets, decided to build what he called his "afterlife" from the ashes of his baseball career.

The anteroom of the beyond, it turns out, is rather like the endless bureaucratic interzone of the living – at least on the second track on Simon's 12th solo album, a song called "The Afterlife".

I just read a little book on life after death called The Afterlife of Billy Fingers, by Annie Kagan.

Couillard has been working all year on a video game called Alien Afterlife, which, appropriately enough, sounds like a metaphor for the struggle to effect change.

For years, he's fantasized about what he calls "The Afterlife," about using the money he made selling his handyman-home repair business — some $700,000 — and taking his family off to a faraway, third world country, where his savings will last them forever, and they can lead the good life.