Sentence examples for dead bound from inspiring English sources

It was Thursday at 7 p.m., at the end of one of those long workdays, that Ms. Thompson came home and discovered Tyisha dead, bound with telephone cord and gagged with a rag.

Taking his cues as much from the Abstract Expressionists as from Mr. Raimi, Mr. Alvarez opens up the book of the dead (bound in human flesh and tied with barbed wire) and makes handy sport with an electric meat knife and a nail gun, among other convenient and preposterous household items.

The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, said that having a Greek among the dead "binds us even more to the fight to eradicate hatred and terrorism in Europe".

In The Dead Joyce brings the collection full circle; from beginning to end, the living and the dead are bound together beneath the symbolic snow falling "all over Ireland".

The entire Trojan population is either dead or bound for slavery, and Euripides follows four survivors who are about to be handed out to Greek generals.

Jeffrey Locker, 52, a married father of three from Long Island, was found dead and bound in his car, with multiple stab wounds in July 2009.

The dead were bound for the vast Shiite cemetery in the holy city of Najaf, to be buried as the latest martyrs in the rising tide of sectarian bloodletting.

The living and the dead are inextricably bound.

The soldiers left four dead bodies, survivors bound with plastic ties and women and children injured.

He needed to fictionalise it, he explains, because as his father was now dead there were bound to be unanswered questions.

The spooky situation cannot be solved on the spot, so it is brought in front of the Rabbi, who eventually concludes that the living and the dead cannot be bound by marriage.