What the tour lacked in rigor was made up for in education.
I went in to wake her, and she was laying in rigor mortis"—he leaned back and held his legs and arms stiff—"and I'm done.
But this kind of dissembling is pointless; tourism, which is Mexico's third-largest source of foreign income, after oil and remittances, is already in rigor mortis.
According to a source with knowledge of the investigation, Prince was fully clothed, but his body was already in rigor mortis when officers responded.
I went in to wake her, and she was laying in rigor mortis" — he leaned back and held his legs and arms stiff — "and I'm done.
On the tape Mr. Scheetz sounds reluctant to move the body to a position that would have made breathing easier; as he tells the operator, "she's like in rigor mortis".
You look down upon the tortured, broken corpse, the ashen face sinking in rigor mortis, the poor knees skinned to pulp, the black atrophy of the nail-pierced flesh.
No country with a debt America's size, he points out, has ever remained dominant for long, and no country with schools as lacking in rigor as America's has much hope of dominating a global economy for long either.
Known for painting, or impressing, her own silhouette on walls and stretches of earth, Mendieta, who died in 1985, was a study in rigor, her hair severely parted, her eyebrows untamed, her features stripped of makeup.
The test is unprecedented in rigor and coverage.
Intervention science for this population is limited and lacking in rigor.
