Sentence examples for whose funeral it was from inspiring English sources

The strange thing is I can remember the details of that day and I can remember what happened, but I can't remember whose funeral it was.

But meanwhile, it is still associated with the finest tenors in the history of opera, who had no need to muck around with the key: Beniamino Gigli, Jussi Björling and Franco Corelli all recorded it, for instance, and it was a favourite at the Three Tenors events with Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and, of course, Luciano Pavarotti, at whose funeral it was played.

When his companions told the Prophet whose funeral it was, the Prophet replied by saying, "Is he not a human being?" But one could say that the celebration is justified in the saving of human life, that many might live with the death of a murderer.

I yearn to visit the graves of my parents, both of whom passed away in the years I have been absent and whose funerals I was unable to attend.

The death of Mr Brown, whose funeral is to be held in Ferguson on Monday, and the subsequent protests dominated the American newscasts for days in part because of the police response to the protests that to some seemed gravely overblown.

J. Metz Rollins, whose funeral was on Jan . 9 was a pastor in the Bronx for over 20 years.

Certainly Mrs. Edwards, who died on Tuesday at 61 and whose funeral was planned for Saturday, was keenly aware of her impact.

As Valentine mentioned his friend Chris Quackenbush, a 44-year-old investment banker who worked on the 104th floor and whose funeral was yesterday, his eyes were moist.

Walton refuses to talk about Scott today other than to say, "Jack Scott is a friend of mine," curiously using the present tense to describe a man who died in February 2000 and whose funeral Walton was "too busy" to attend.

He borrowed a microphone, leaned over a gaggle of reporters and asked Ramírez, who was wearing black pants, a white shirt and a purple tie, whose funeral he was attending.

Members of Ms. Moore's family complained yesterday that the police had not done enough to find her, and they noted the difference betweenthe publicity given to her disappearance and that of Svetlana Aronov, the Russian woman whose funeral service was held yesterday in Manhattan.