Sentence examples for gravestone of from inspiring English sources

Also close by is the altogether more showy gravestone of saxophonist Illinois Jacquet.

Another exhibit, incidentally, purports to be a gravestone of his dead hero Genet.

Yet the gravestone of this debate has Libya marked on it.

Its desolate shell bears a distressing resemblance to the gravestone of peace.

Then Davey took her first shot of the day: the gravestone of Charles Dickens's son, Alfred Tennyson Dickens, which was engraved with a cross pattée.

Epting initiated the restoration of the gravestone of Jack Norworth, composer of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," a mile or so from Angel Stadium.

One ad showed him walking through a Janesville cemetery among the gravestones of his ancestors.

The gravestones of his ancestors are made of poured concrete and have misspellings, but they are darkly beautiful.

The sculptured gravestones of classical Athens deserve special notice, for they are among the noblest products of funerary art.

Photographs of gravestones of Remsen ancestors hung in the house in New Jersey where Ms. Chawla grew up.

And the walls and gravestones of a rain-lashed Cornish churchyard are encrusted with layers of lichens.