The word 'necrology' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a list of the people who have died recently, especially one published in a newspaper. For example, "The newspaper published a necrology of famous individuals who had passed away in the last year."
As DiCaprio hangs by his arms from the basketball hoop, soaked and giddy with rage and release, the soundtrack delivers Carroll's most famous song, a blasting, propulsive necrology called "People Who Died": Teddy's sniffing glue, he was 12 years old He fell from the roof on East Two Nine Cathy was eleven when she pulled the plug On 26 reds and a bottle of wine..
Rock's casualty list was already ominously long; Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Janis Joplin merely headlined the necrology.
His disdain for necrology is legend.
The Complete Works of Primo Levi is far more than a welcome opportunity to re-evaluate and re-examine historical and contemporary plagues of systematic necrology; it becomes a brilliant deconstruction of malign forces.
As DiCaprio hangs by his arms from the basketball hoop, soaked and giddy with rage and release, the soundtrack delivers Carroll's most famous song, a blasting, propulsive necrology called "People Who Died": Teddy's sniffing glue, he was 12 years old He fell from the roof on East Two Nine Cathy was eleven when she pulled the plug On 26 reds and a bottle of wine...
Theology, etymology, mythology, art history, and necrology are just a few of the subjects the author addresses.
| Jan . 4at 8 and Jan . 5at 3: "Necrology" (1970, Standish Lawder) and "Stereo" (1969, David Cronenberg).
An autobiographical tone also marks his short story collections, Le Niveau de la mer (1970; "Sea Level") and the sarcastic Nécrologies (1977; "Necrologies").
Insider sources (such as convent necrologies) tend to single out the paradigmatically religious, though they also recognize other positive contributions to convent culture (administrative, artistic, philanthropic, musical).
He keeps up with the Catholic Directory and church necrologies, and every spring and fall he goes on the road with a few samples.
So consider this a plea on behalf of the memory of Mark Hughes; an appeal to have his name removed from our future sarcastic necrologies.
