Sentence examples for deceased out from inspiring English sources

In the words of a new translation of the Decameron (Norton), by Wayne A. Rebhorn, a specialist in Renaissance literature at the University of Texas, the Florentines carried the bodies of the recently deceased out of their houses and put them down by the front doors, where anyone passing by, especially in the morning, could have seen them by the thousands. . . .

The airline was looking into the feasibility of flying family members of the deceased out to the crash site in the Ukraine, Gorter said.

"I find that the accused and Tienie were seriously in love before the death of the deceased and that they wanted the deceased out of Tienie's way for them to get married," he said.

The study population comprised 323,375 subjects deceased in-hospital and 98,085 deceased out of hospital.

If the artist is deceased, find out who has handled the art most often.

Hundreds of thousands of dead American veterans join millions of our adversaries' deceased in crying out from the grave that we can only properly honor and remember them by ending, once and for all time, the violence and absurdity of war.

Mike Finn's play at the Irish Repertory Theater through June 9 begins promisingly enough as Tommy Clocks, newly deceased, pops out of his coffin to tell stories about his hometown.

But the juiciest — "remembrance for the deceased" — turned out, it seemed, to be a mistaken interpretation of Bukhori, a reference to a relative named Ochil.

A funeral director named John Harris, who inherited the family business, remembered his own not-far-off past, in which if you were born in the East End, you died in the East End, and then you were given the grand procession that was an East End funeral — complete with horses and the name of the deceased spelled out in floral tribute.

While the City of Orlando asked mourners to temporarily hold off on vigils, as they "represent a serious strain on our limited resources," the community began gathering near Pulse as names of the deceased trickled out. .

Hence although there was much rejoicing at Peter Higgs and François Englert sharing this year's physics prize for work nearly 50 years earlier postulating what's now known as the Higgs Boson, there was disappointment in some quarters that others who did key work – notably Tom Kibble, Gerald Guralnik, Carl Hagen and the now deceased Robert Brout – missed out.