Sentence examples for tombstone of from inspiring English sources

He calls the town the "Tombstone of the United States".

He stops at the tombstone of Thomas Williams.

Chisel these words on the tombstone of America's sporadic efforts at campaign-finance reform: "It's inappropriate.

Mr. Eliasberg said, "There is never a cross on the tombstone of a Jew".

Under a tombstone of river water, his Collection was buried, soaked to undecipherable pulp.

It was a tombstone of a book, heavy, gloomy, and unsettling.

"Lost his life on the S.S. Titanic," reads the tombstone of Charles H. Chapman, a second-class passenger.

'Be careful what you wish for" will be scribbled on the totalitarian tombstone of the Assad regime.

"There is never a cross on the tombstone of a Jew," he said, to laughter in the courtroom.

Abolishing that rate, he says, will prove to be "the tombstone of any productive activity in our islands".

How's he get a gun?" —Education Secretary Arne Duncan "Arizona is the Tombstone of the United States of America".