7. *(6:05)—Funereal, tender, at dirge-tempo.
There were no funereal silences at Old Trafford when Newcastle came calling.
Michael Gambon, slumped over the side of a funereal desk at the start of Krapp's Last Tape, has given up on beauty – and just about everything else.
There was a funereal atmosphere at the home of cricket later on the same Sunday as England wrapped up a 3-1 series win.
Chen Guanfu says the thugs hired to keep watch over him and his extended family have been tossing bricks, beer bottles and dead chickens into their courtyard at night and placing funereal paper money at their doorstep to intimidate them.
The clothes were weirdly funereal and sexy at the same time.
Driving all day at funereal pace along the empty roads of northern Scotland, she is after one thing: well-muscled men.
After the debacle of the pitch in Nottingham last year when the match between England and India moved along at funereal pace on a surface that offered nowt to anyone, this is bound to be different.
On July 15th, I walked out of One Police Plaza with a handful of my partners and a bagpiper playing Irish tunes, which have a funereal note even at their most cheerful.
In the face of young people's new enthusiasm for trad-lite, the Welsh weirdo David Wrench threatens to reunpopularise folk music, foregrounding puritanical politics over unpalatable instrumentation at funereal tempos.
