Sentence examples for remains rest from inspiring English sources

At the Ji Le Memorial Park, $7,000 buys a his-and-hers niche where cremated remains rest in climate-controlled peace.

The new design was based on the floor plan of Santa Maria sopra Minerva, a church in Rome where St. Catherine's remains rest -- except for her head, which was returned to Siena.

The rust-coloured remains rest in two parts, the stern around 2,000 feet (600 metres) from the bow and facing in opposite directions.

Napoleon's remains rest in a marble sarcophagus in his grandiose Paris tomb, surrounded by bas-reliefs of his battles, situated like the Stations of the Cross.

The scan of the grave where Shakespeare's remains rest next to those of his wife Anne Hathaway was conducted in a non-intrusive way, said the team, who will present the results in a Channel 4 television documentary due to air in Britain on Saturday.

Her fifth son, Thomas Jeremiah Carroll, predeceased her; their remains rest together in Eden, VT.

Thus, what little hope remains rests with what Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent Chris Hedges refers to as the modern rebel, "someone who is perpetually alienated from power, someone who is different from a revolutionary in the sense that you are always alienated from centers of power.

The first law, also called the law of inertia, states that, unless acted upon by an external force, an object at rest remains at rest, or if in motion, it continues to move in a straight line with constant speed.

A body at rest remains at rest.

That is, rest and motion are opposite or contrary states, and since opposite states cannot (via the Scholastic principle) transform into one another, it follows that a body at rest will remains at rest and a body in motion will remains in motion.

The sediment in which the remains rested, a fine-grained silt, was laid down gradually by a slow-moving stream, which would not have been powerful enough to shift big stones or rearrange large bones.