Sentence examples for corpses one from inspiring English sources

How am I not going to see that?" Later a different set of bad guys (not to be confused with the bad boys of the title, Mr. Smith and Mr. Lawrence, who are good guys) will do a similar trick, only with embalmed corpses, one of which is graphically decapitated by another vehicle.

This included testimony from the camp inmate forced to dig graves, who found his wife and two children in the pile of dead bodies that slid from the third truck full of corpses one day, archive footage of walking skeletons, bodies hanging from camp wires and groups of children too young even to be terrified, torn from parents and waiting for they knew not what.

He quotes, for example, a Red Army soldier writing to his mother in the spring of 1945: "One walks on corpses, sits down to rest on corpses, one has one's meals on corpses.

Three papier-mâché corpses, one hanging upside down, fill a picture window.

A final scene shows the heroine naked and cuffed to a bed, surrounded by three fly-gathering corpses, one of them her fiancé.

"The Journal of J. P. Drapeau," more pastiche than story, reveals the inner life of an artist who is "unsustained by any habits of the human," and whose diary describes explicitly what many of Ligotti's other narrators only allude to, such as the "two tiny corpses, one male and the other female" that "rattle around the enormous closet" in his room.

He stared at his wife's body, took a few pictures and scrawled some inverted crosses on the wall before penetrating the corpse one more time.

To make identification easier for anyone searching the files, we had to take several shots of each corpse – one of the face, one of the whole body, one from the side, one of the chest, one of the legs.

As the friends bury the rape victim's mutilated corpse, one of them wonders about its cuts and bruises: "Do you think there's enough time for them to turn into scars?" No adult would ever inquire about such a thing, but kids would -- even kids who have watched impassively as a girl was raped to death.

But I suspect they'll bury my aged corpse one day in a Victoria's Secret Bombshell Push-Up Brandnd a thong.

I don't know if the Murdoch empire, News Corp., will emerge from the scandal intact and virulent as ever or have to be renamed News Corpse (one can only hope).