Sentence examples for moving the dead from inspiring English sources

"The weights they're moving, the dead lifts they're doing, the things they carry — it wasn't until 1953 that the first five-hundred-pound bench press was done," Rogers said.

Or is it more of a network, a way of moving the dead around like electricity through wires?

The pilgrims moved the dead to a corner of the temple and spent another night consoling each other.

"I counted 52 bodies," said Abu Abdullah, a resident who said he had helped move the dead to a local mosque before burial.

Some of the images of the crackdown are deeply disturbing, including this post on YouTube in which heavy gunfire can be heard as what appear to be demonstrators try to move the dead and wounded from the road.

"It's very disrespectful to move the dead around," said Mary-Louise Douglas, whose husband, Ben Douglas, a three-term mayor of Charlotte for whom the city's airport is named, is buried at Elmwood next to his first two wives.

It was time to move the dead, wounded and refuel and rearm the aircraft before the next potential mission.

Here is the first link that connects by cell phone or satellite phone to the syndicated group that swiftly moves the dead tiger from the source to the consumer.

The fate of "Smash" was all but sealed last month, when NBC announced it was moving the series to the dead zone of Saturday nights.

It shows the artist moving beyond the dead animals and putrefying flesh that catapulted him to fame while clarifying and enriching the grandiose themes of art: life and death and their complex, sometimes oppressive relationship to science and commerce.

It shows the artist moving beyond the dead animals and putrefying flesh that catapulted him to fame while clarifying and enriching the grandiose themes of his art: life and death and their complex, sometimes oppressive relationship to science and commerce.