Sentence examples for grave vault from inspiring English sources

After school, he was a substitute teacher for many years, but when the jobs became scarce, he took a job working for the Clark Grave Vault Company making caskets.

Consumer advocates say that at many mortuaries, renting a hearse for two hours, which costs as little as $25 to provide, is billed to the bereaved at $300 to $400 or more; flowers, grave vaults, monuments and thank-you cards are all marked up three times the amount of cost.

For £27,000 you can buy a vault grave.

Royal-watchers said she had chosen cremation so that her ashes could be placed in the restricted space close to her father's grave in a vault built specially for him.

Though Mr. Seyfried said he had once seen a small square marker that he thought identified the Halsey family vault, no grave has ever been found.

Mr. McGill said that Mr. and Mrs. Marsh had started out in the businesses of grave digging and burial vault supply, and that Tri-State had been the only crematory in the county when they founded it three decades ago.

Cemeteries often require concrete burial vaults or grave liners, into which the casket will be lowered.

Perry uses ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to locate unmarked vaults, graves, and sometimes even unknown mass-burial sites.

Perry and the company he works for use ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to locate unmarked vaults, graves, and sometimes even unknown mass-burial sites.

After entering a shed today, officials pried the lid off a concrete vault -- a grave liner designed to encase a single casket -- and were sickened by what they found.

It was reported by the New York Sun that grave robbers had broken into various vaults at Grove Church.