Sentence examples for give a decent burial from inspiring English sources

His afternoon concluded with a cliche to which I think we can now give a decent burial.

McMahon had not been given a decent burial.

It's time for some formulaic headlines to be given a decent burial, or at least a long rest.

The bodies of thousands of Tamils killed by Sinhalese forces in 2009 have never been given a decent burial, poisoning Sri Lanka's politics.

Surely it would not be too much to hope that the unlucky little witch be given a decent burial as well, even if she was not a celebrity.

Even at his death, he owned an expensive seamless robe, and his body was smuggled away by one of his richer followers, a foreign merchant, to be given a "decent" burial.

The firmly embedded "separate but equal" doctrine in American education was allegedly given a decent burial.

As soon as T-TIP is given a decent burial, perhaps we can get on with the business of rebuilding an economy that serves people.

Yet the hard-core realities of California water suggest that Temperance Flat should be given a decent burial, never to rise again.

Mr Ainley said: "Over the years and in all our personal meetings, Winnie has insisted Brady is the only person who could put her mind at rest and give her the chance to give Keith a decent burial before she passed away".

"Over the years and in all our personal meetings, Winnie has insisted Brady is the only person who could put her mind to rest and give her the chance to give Keith a decent burial before she passed away," he said.