Sentence examples similar to grave survey from inspiring English sources

In its shape the show adheres to a classic cradle-to-grave survey model, beginning with a still life that de Kooning painted at the age of 12 in his Dutch hometown, Rotterdam.

"Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave," a midcareer survey at the Museum of Modern Art, cuts right down the middle.

He himself had helped bury five, killed by shelling in the city centre, in a single grave.A recent survey by the International Republican Institute, an American NGO, found that 69% of Pakistanis thought that al-Qaeda and the Taliban operating in Pakistan were "a serious problem", and 45% supported the army's fight against them in NWFP and the tribal areas.

Royal Oaks status as a war grave required that surveys and any proposed techniques for removing the oil be handled sensitively: plans in the 1950s to raise and salvage the wreck had been dropped in response to public opposition.

While Colbung was in the United Kingdom, Martin and Richard Bates were engaged to undertake a geophysical survey of the grave site.

Researchers from the International People's Tribunal on Human Rights and Justice, a rights group in Indian-held Kashmir, said they found the graves during a three-year survey that concluded last month.

A further survey of the graves was undertaken in 1986.

The article titled War Graves: Work of Imperial Commission: Mr. Kipling's Survey was quickly republished as an illustrated booklet, Graves of the Fallen.

The gravest of these sins in my unscientific survey are behavioral: the women act like ugly Americans and debase every aspect of Muslim culture they come in contact with.

The survey also included interviews with grave-diggers and other eyewitness accounts.

'Just being here is an emotional experience,' he said surveying the graves.