Sentence examples similar to tomb of something from inspiring English sources

Though unusual, these egg tombs are a reminder of something more common; around the world, birds are engaged in a series of egg wars.

Williamson said the story of the tomb had become something of a lost chapter, although four candlesticks intended for it are known to be in Saint Bavo's cathedral in Ghent, Belgium.

From Super Mario Bros. to Prince of Persia to Tomb Raider, it was the start of something huge.

Phil Stone, chair of the Richard III Society, said: "The tomb is something else.

The tomb painting, by the way, excavated in 1997, is just a slice of something huge, a panoramic mural some 20 feet long.

"I came out of the room, I felt like I'd been in Tutankhamun's tomb or something," said Harries.

Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb There's something slightly disquieting about the posters for this: the late Robin Williams beaming down waxwork-like above the word "tomb".

The mission of most of those making the trip to the Nile — from Herodotus to Harry Burton — was, in the habitual phrase of the scholars, to "throw light" on the impenetrable darkness of the tombs, something the English Burton learned how to do by taking a trip to Hollywood to study floods and spots when he documented the Tutankhamun dig in the nineteen-twenties.

The mission of most of those making the trip to the Nile from Herodotus to Harry Burton was, in the habitual phrase of the scholars, to "throw light" on the impenetrable darkness of the tombs, something the English Burton learned how to do by taking a trip to Hollywood to study floods and spots when he documented the Tutankhamun dig in the nineteen-twenties.

Something Awful presented a humorous article about the ways that Tomb of Horrors is the bane of gamers everywhere since it is basically a series of traps that kills off most of the characters.

It happens to Tenar early on in The Tombs of Atuan: There was something underneath Penthe's words with which she didn't agree, something wholly new to her, frightening to her.