Sentence examples for sending remains from inspiring English sources

A company in Taiwan has an even bolder dream of sending remains into space on rockets.

Ife's influence on surrounding states is evident in the fact that all the monarchies of Yoruba states claim descent from Ife as a way of establishing legitimacy, sometimes borrowing regalia from Ife to use in coronation rites and sometimes sending remains of deceased rulers to Ife for burial.

(See also African art). Ife's influence on surrounding states is evident in the fact that all the monarchies of Yoruba states claim descent from Ife as a way of establishing legitimacy, sometimes borrowing regalia from Ife to use in coronation rites and sometimes sending remains of deceased rulers to Ife for burial.

While Martinez is now sending remains directly to labs, each county determines its own protocol.

In Britain, a company called Heavens Above Fireworks, sends remains into the sky in "a spectacular fireworks display".

Users in a secret conversation "can set a timer to control the length of time each message you send remains visible within the conversation".

Jan G. Bjaalie, the head of the Institute of Basic Medical Sciences in Oslo, said by Skype that the university had been open to the idea of Pastrana's return but "we were not in a position simply to send remains to someone who would ask for them".

Elysium would send remains to the Lacus Mortis region of the moon, which fittingly translates to "Lake of Death".

Elysium would send remains to the Lacus Mortis region of the moon, which fittingly translates to "Lake of Death". Space travel for the dead isn't actually new.

Astrobotic, which now plans to launch its spacecraft in 2019, has announced partnerships with DHL, the delivery company, and signed up customers for its trips including Elysium Space, which plans to offer the possibility of sending human remains to the moon.

Earlier this month, Elysium Space launched its "lunar memorial" service and announced it would soon be sending the remains of a U.S. Army infantry soldier's mother to the moon, TechCrunch reports.