Sentence examples for funeral workers from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Jewish custom, the funeral workers had left the coffin open.

At the funeral, workers struggled to widen Ebbets's grave because it was too narrow for his oversize coffin.

There, at 8 a.m., a crew of funeral workers hauled nearly 20 man-sized floral displays from inside the building to a long line of flatbed cars.

However, Chapman's mother, Sallie, claims her son's hands were so badly wounded in the encounter that funeral workers told her they could not meet her request to lay them across his chest.

All around the catacombs, slightly blackened niches dot the walls, evidence of locations that family and funeral workers would stash oil lamps to light their way.

Funeral workers have bad backs.

For example, bank tellers and flight attendants have to steadily present friendly and willingness-to-serve emotions; a funeral worker has to maintain sad or solemn emotions.

This conclusion, falling between sufficient and limited evidence, was based on a consistently increased risk in studies of embalmers, funeral parlor workers, pathologists, and anatomists and was present in two of the three most informative studies of industrial workers.

Funeral home workers, adhering to Chinese tradition, tossed the objects into a large incinerator and set them on fire.

When Ms. Dozier got there, the funeral home workers had not yet arrived and she ignored her family's admonition to stay away from the body.

After all, funeral home workers are inured to corpses, nurses are inured to sick patients -- it's human nature to numb ourselves to the work we do every day, even in matters of the sacred.