Sentence examples for gravesites from inspiring English sources

A cemetery near Qumrān holds the remains of about 1,100 male adults; two lesser gravesites were reserved for some 100 women and children.

The Prime Minister, Jean-Max Bellerive, had told me that seventy thousand bodies had been collected by bulldozers and dump trucks and buried in four mass gravesites, in town and outside.

There are inscriptions in the Welsh language on some of the gravesites of early settlers.

VICKY RAAB: I think Laruelle is positioned as a kind of semi-present, semi-exiled celebrant of the Day of the Dead on the Consul and Yvonne's behalf (the Day of the Dead being a time when friends and family visit the gravesites of their loved ones and eat and drink their favorite foods and beverages).

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet VICKY RAAB: I think Laruelle is positioned as a kind of semi-present, semi-exiled celebrant of the Day of the Dead on the Consul and Yvonne's behalf (the Day of the Dead being a time when friends and family visit the gravesites of their loved ones and eat and drink their favorite foods and beverages).

For Wahhab, visiting gravesites, even those of the Prophet and his companions, violated the concept of tawhid.

The 51% Cambodian-owned company will turn over all profits from the gravesite to charity or rather, one specific charity, the government-run "Sun Fund".

It's a Jewish custom for mourners to sprinkle a shovelful of dirt atop the lowered casket, but the cemetery didn't allow families to approach the gravesite, and on this the cemetery wouldn't budge.

In March, 2006, responding to an e-mail from Lemken, who stated that he was preparing an article about Hatto and had questions about Köhler (place and date of birth and death, location of gravesite, etc)., Barry invited Lemken to Cambridge to meet "Miss Hatto," who "would be happy... to talk over with you any aspect of her playing, teaching or recording work".

At the gravesite, Davis, who also happens to live in Brooklyn, played Wiggins's "Rêve Charmant," a nocturne in D-flat major.

Today, Orwell's gravesite, in a churchyard in Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire, is tended by volunteers.