Sentence examples for were buried out from inspiring English sources

"You've got guys here who died in prison and were buried out here, and they could have made a difference someplace, even if it was only in a small community somewhere," said Jim Willett, director of the nearby Texas Prison Museum and a retired Walls Unit warden who attended nearly 200 graveside services.

She went ahead and got pregnant, then bled to death during childbirth and was buried out by the farmhouse, under a crabapple tree.

"We get lots of cash, and sometimes it has been washed — actually washed — because it had been buried out in the backyard," said John Bartholomew, treasurer-tax collector for marijuana-rich Humboldt County, speaking to Chiang's group last year.

"I'll be buried out of there".

They should: it's buried out there somewhere.

"I would like to be buried out there," he once told her, "so that I can get up and walk to my office if I want to.

"I knew my daughter was buried out there, I just didn't know if they would ever find her remains," Ms. Candelaria said.

Mr Byrd was laid out in a black funeral home, eulogised in a black church, and buried in the back part of the town cemetery, where blacks have always been buried, out of view.

Wednesday was a day not to celebrate, but a day for the authorities to know that this atrocity will not continued to be "buried", out of sight out of mind, for them to not have to think about.

Eight redundant tube carriages have been piled up in a disused power station at Dartford in Kent: two are buried out of sight.

When passing through the security checks, out of the city, they were saying these are our families and we are taking them to be buried out of the city.