Sentence examples for with desecration from inspiring English sources
Her idea was apparently that if Jewish graves were threatened one day with desecration by Russia's new fascists, the presence of Sakharov's grave among them might give a measure of protection.
A Newark man and his son were charged with desecration of graves and possession of stolen property today after a police search of their home turned up a cauldron holding human skulls and other bones that investigators suspect came from a spate of recent grave and mausoleum robberies here.
A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 2 Charged in Desecration After Grave Robberies A Newark man and his son were charged with desecration of graves and possession of stolen property after a police search of their home turned up a cauldron of human skulls and other bones that investigators suspect came from a spate of recent grave and mausoleum robberies.
Berg who says a woman who was in the military was offended by it as well took it upon himself to take the icon down and charge Brubaker with desecration and insults to the American flag.
The officiant of a ritual in which gay couples kissed at the gravestone of the mother of Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps Jr., has been charged with desecration of a grave in Lauderdale County, Miss.
"I refuse to be linked with the desecration of the circle," says the county's mayor, Alex Penelas.The battle is not over.
Four youths have been arrested in connection with the desecration of 148 Muslim graves in the Notre Dame de Lorette cemetery in northern France over the weekend, officials said.
The outer layers of the P. D. Q. Bach music begin with titles ("Desecration of the House," "Schleptet," "The Civilian Barber," "Two and a Half Variations...".) and continue with misplaced orchestral toots and bangs.
"It's fundamentally wrong to equate scientific rationalism with the desecration of our planet," he says.
It lists his alleged crimes, charging him with the desecration of the temples of the gods and the imposition of forced labor upon the populace.
