Sentence examples similar to going buried from inspiring English sources
Stop there!" But Obama kept right on going, burying a key argument under the weight of his "poor me" bit: No.
Most of the 5,000 that flickered through the peak period of the 1950s are gone, buried by new buildings or left rusting and overgrown.
The old track and park are gone, buried under the new stadium, where signs declare that NYY Steak and the Hard Rock Cafe are open "Year Round".
When he picked up the instrument for an encore, "Skyy, Can You Feel Me," it was a reminder of strengths that had gone buried all night.
Now, it's all gone, buried under masses of rubble, photographs and lace.
No, I thought I was dead and gone, buried, over, done.
I didn't want them to pick me up and go bury me".
"Tomorrow, we will have to go bury a teammate, which is much worse".
And of course there is the "decomposing body in the trunk that we have to go bury" scene.
As with all break-ups, I'm going to go bury myself in my bed, eat an indecent amount of chocolate and probably end up in a karaoke bar.
Should I wash my mouth out with few thousand decibels from the "Fathers of Destruction" or go bury my mind in a good mantra from Ravi Oli? No. I've decided to play it clever and admit my deficiencies.
