Sentence examples for under a gravestone from inspiring English sources

For most of the 140 years since the Civil War, Private Chamberlin was believed to be buried under a gravestone bearing his name in the town's Old Westfield Cemetery.

John Calthorpe's "synfull body" lies at the eastern end of the nave under a marble gravestone and a brass plaque that carries his arms and a Latin inscription describing him as, "a founder [benefactor] of the convent of friars".

Maybe it's a bit obvious, though?" "Isn't the sky just a gravestone," Ida said, "and we're all buried under it?" "Ooh.

In it, the giraffe fearfully approaches a gravestone.

One couple held hands and snuggled up against a gravestone.

Among the earliest-known Hebrew inscriptions in Kerala are those on a gravestone dated to 1269.

The Conservatives unveiled a gravestone poster campaign accusing Labour of planning a £20,000 "death tax".

Kimbrough's grandfather was buried nearby; a gravestone portrait shows him driving a John Deere tractor.

If she ever had a gravestone, it's long since sunken underground.

The note was found, weighted down with a handful of pebbles, on top of a gravestone in Woodlawn Cemetery.

You could read it as a gravestone, or a mark of resistance.