Sentence examples for cemeteries out from inspiring English sources
His remains have since been moved up to Fleischmanns, but at the time he was buried in one of those cemeteries out on Long Island you pass on the way to the airport.
And in the spirit of a political obituary, let me suggest that the man's political remains be interned in Virginia, not his home state of Texas, because, as Texas lore has it, DeLay gerrymandered five of the state's cemeteries out of existence.
In fact she is buried in an unmarked grave in Camden and Islington cemetery out near the North Circular Road but Kensal Green is more photogenic.
One can still see the 1915 battlefields as well as the landmarks of many thousands of years Writer visited the cemeteries laid out by the British after the war.
You can see the results of the battle's first day in dozens of military cemeteries spread out across this corner of France, but perhaps the most striking is one of the smallest, on a hillside, screened by a grove of trees.
Thanks to rising water temperature and its negative effects on the algae that keeps coral alive, reefs that were once buzzing metropolises of kaleidoscopic sea life are currently the ocean's cemeteries, stretching out for miles and miles like a pale white skeleton.
Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 opened in 1833 as New Orleans' first cemetery laid out on a grid.
Info: 330 Bonaventure Road; Bonaventure Cemetery, (912) 651-6843, Bonaventure Cemetery Historical Society —Larry Bleiberg Back to top Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 opened in 1833 as New Orleans' first cemetery laid out on a grid.
This gothic and mournfully witty scene, set in a gloomy Birkenhead cemetery, turns out to be the classiest moment in this sub-standard festive offering.
In Mitchell's story, Mr. Hunter leads him through the cemetery, pointing out gravestones, and telling of the men and women whose lives they mark.
Subsequently it modulates into a piece of didactic transcendental science-fiction in the manner of The Day the Earth Stood Still and Close Encounters, and Arlington Steward (ie guardian of the cemetery) turns out to be some sort of emissary.
