Sentence examples for grave suggesting from inspiring English sources

Wax residue is said to have been found near the grave, suggesting that candles had been lit, and a possible occult motive for the theft.

He plays Tramp the Dirt Down, the song in which he famously offered to dance on Margaret Thatcher's grave, suggesting that "it's not about burying someone underground, it's about burying an idea in the ground".

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Three silver amalgam fillings discovered on the crowns of two molars recovered from the grave suggest that at least one person was of an aristocratic status.

However, there are expensive items, such as bronze objects and pots, buried in the graves, suggesting the children came from a rich family.

Mr. Graves suggested that, if Mr. Lonergan stayed in the city an extra day before going back to Washington, Mr. Graves would take him out to dinner.

In particular, they say, the orientation of the entrances to the passage graves suggests that they are aligned to offer a view of Aldebaran, the red star that is the brightest body in the constellation of Taurus.

"The concentration of imported prestige objects in a distinct minority of graves suggest that institutionalized higher ranks did exist," exhibition curators noted in a text panel accompanying the Varna gold.

The valuable objects found in the graves suggest that powerful rulers were buried in this site.

Extortion and other crimes reportedly continued, however, and the discovery of mass graves suggested that the killings may have simply continued clandestinely.

Analysis of radar images shows up to four burials in each grave cut, suggesting there could be up to 2,000 bodies.