Sentence examples for front of the hearse in a from inspiring English sources

Her exit was heartbreaking as mourners who lined the route out of London cried and threw flowers in front of the hearse in a desperate, last minute attempt to pay their respects.

Often, the associates of the fallen motorizado precede the hearse in a caravan, revving their engines.

Walking in front of the hearse, musicians from the Hot 8 Brass Band play a traditional hymn.

Before the funeral service, Rocky, the Tims and Kindoo walked to the church in front of the hearse.

At one point, so many bunches of flowers were thrown across the front of the hearse that the driver had to run the windshield wipers in order to see through the glass.

Mr Albin Dyer, or his sons Simon and Jonathan, will then walk in front of the hearses as they head through the Wiltshire town.

I got to ride in the front seat of the hearse, next to the funeral director.

Their father's body was in the hearse in front.

Typically the clergy member walks in front of the casket to the hearse and in front of the casket from the hearse to the graveside.

Abdel Fatah al-Sisi walked at the front of the cortege as a horse-drawn hearse carried the flag-draped coffin.

A long line of cars rolling single-file to the cemetery in front and behind the hearse would be preceded by a fairly large brass band, their sheet music on small cards stuck to their horns, squealing out a mournful requiem march that filled the joss-stick smoky air with solemnity and minor chords.