Sentence examples for grave record from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smihula has little difficulty establishing a grave record of human rights violations by graduates of the institution.

Mr. Tipton's goal is to mimic an actual cemetery visit, so users can leave notes and "virtual flowers" on a grave record (thousands of such flowers are placed daily).

Every Back from the Grave record begins with its jacket art, and it always tells the same sort of story: A bunch of zombie punks are reanimated to rid the world of the squares and douchebags that have turned it into an ugly place to live.

Documents such as medal and grave records, census information, family photographs and battalion diary entries record their lives, but the IWM says it is still seeking more details about them.

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In 2007, Jeff leaked another cover tune, "Redemption", that originally was planned as part of a Johnny Cash tribute album by Open Grave Records, a project that was ultimately shelved.

In St John's church in Trichinopoly, initially a simple plaque above the grave recorded the date and place of Heber's death; this was in due course made much more elaborate.

This offers a unique opportunity, with cradle to grave records on the whole population in a range of EHRs (primary care, hospital, dental, prescribing, laboratory, screening and immunisation records).

Where their grandparents may have left behind a few grainy photos, a death certificate or a record from Ellis Island, retirees today have the ability to leave a cradle-to-grave record of their lives.

The 2006 Cooksey review of UK health research identified the NHS cradle-to-grave records of the 60 million UK residents as having the greatest potential to reinvigorate the UK research environment.

In a grave misstep, record companies have stifled innovation in salsa, and as a result the music has suffered.