Sentence examples for deceased to make from inspiring English sources

Having thus opened, dissected and eviscerated the human body, Valentine painstakingly reconstructs the fragmented parts with the aid of twine, glue, cotton wool and sticking plaster, then tenderly washes, shampoos and grooms the deceased to make them presentable to loved ones again.

M-Changi enables friends of family of the deceased to make mobile payments into an easily created fund for the funeral or (more cheerfully) the wedding or any other social event.

But he said, presumably because of the spate of dog deaths, he would like to examine the deceased to make sure that tularemia has not crossed the river.

In short, for all specimens a pathologist contacted the family of the deceased to make a preliminary diagnosis and requested permission for donation of the brain and for the release of the deceased's medical records.

For the laparoscopic group, the projected 5-year overall survival was > 95% and recurrence at 5 years was 50%; however, this may be a generous projection, given that the median follow-up for the laparoscopic group was 2 years and at least 70% of patients in the sample should be deceased to make sure the analysis, using censored data, is correct.

Ask friends and loved ones to bring pictures of the deceased to make photo collages.

This visit is also used as an opportunity to identify the carer of the deceased and to make an appointment for the interview for a follow up visit.

Kimora Lee Simmons is said to be considering using the remains of her deceased pooch, Zoe, to make a diamond… Who says socialites are good-for-nothings?

Following his death, his widow Eleanor (now also deceased) was eager to make it more widely available; to this end she had parts of it retyped and a microfilm made of this refurbished version.

Until now, the kind of decisions that the estates and business representatives of deceased musicians had to make were generally confined to the licensing of existing recordings and the use of compositions for cover versions.

What if these few short words (whether written by journalists for the famous and celebrated, or by loving family members as a paid tribute) were focused more on what the deceased had done to make the planet a better place, than their more material accomplishments?