Sentence examples for deceased long from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is this made more explicit than in ancient Egyptian tombs, where painted reliefs of tables heavily laden with good things to eat sustained the deceased long after the funeral feast was over; provender and providence are intimately connected.

(The main reason for the fact that we were only able to verify the existence of about half of those invited to the study was that the Voter's Registry seems not well-updated, and individuals who had deceased long ago were still included).

Their recently deceased, long-widowed father, Roy, was "drunken, narcissistic and not especially interested in his children".

The new rights register would also allow protection beyond the grave, allowing the family of a celebrity to profit from the deceased personality long after they have been laid to rest.

Though the rolls of the deceased have long been a trove for schemers searching for votes, nobody seems to know why anyone would want to put up a dead man for election.

People started to pronounce it deceased not long after Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, a chipmaker, published on April 19th 1965 a paper arguing that the number of transistors that can be etched on a given surface area of silicon would double every year.

We figured we could band together to find out as much info as we could about how the doctor (now long deceased) had gone about finding donors.

It has left him struggling to accept what was once unthinkable: that his deceased wife had long been unfaithful; that the children he loves are not his own; and that his long efforts to reunite his family in this country may have been in vain.

I sometimes replay childhood conversations with my father, long deceased.

With key decision-makers long deceased, a full accounting of what happened at the site is unlikely.

I can't help but feel a genuine sense of betrayal and bitter disdain for the long deceased reverend.