用mourners造句子，“mourners”造句

She requested that all the mourners blew bubbles at her funeral.

If it were10 years ago, every family would hire some mourners if they were to hold a funeral.

These are days for mourners to remember their loved ones, not necessarily on the day of death.

Over 20,000 mourners came to the first part of his funeral, held in Azadi stadium in Tehran on May 25th, many of them chanting anti-government slogans.

OUTSIDE the burns unit of Safdarjung hospital in Delhi, a family of grim-faced mourners encapsulates the particular senselessness of war on the subcontinent.

At the end of the line of traveling mourners, other drivers are more likely to "cut you off and go through (the procession) even though they can see it's a procession going through," she said.

The next day, hundreds joined mourners taking his body home.

lamenting sinners; wailing mourners; the wailing wind; wailful bagpipes; tangle her desires with wailful sonnets- Shakespeare.

A prayer that is recited in the daily synagogue services and by mourners after the death of a close relative.

The other thing that we have to notice is that some mourners can't help saying some queer words and weeping is unavoidable when they wail.

Angie Molebatsi, an ANC MP, reportedly told mourners: "One way or another we are all going to die, regardless of whether a cop shoots you or you were ill.

a little straggle of mourners

When Dan died, the wayward boys he had befriended were among the chief mourners.

Some of Roh's supporters are collecting signatures from mourners in Seoul in a bid to impeach Lee.

When the death of a loved one is sudden or unexpected, with lit-tle time to prepare, it is not infrequent for mourners to believe the dead person is still alive.

Hundreds of mourners who gathered on New Year's Day were not convinced either.

It is said that many of the mourners, including the priest who was to conduct the funeral, could not contain their laughter.

Hundreds of mourners showed up at the funeral procession.

Since Roh's death by jumping off a rock last week, nearly 1 million mourners have made the pilgrimage to the ex-president's hometown Bongha as of Friday morning.

These customs, especially the live bands leading mourners in procession through the streets, are now officially discouraged.

"These forty, divided into two shifts, will have the job of burning incense, keeping the lamps filled with oil, hanging up curtains, watching by the coffin, offering sacrificial rice and tea, and mourning with the mourners. Nothing else."

You'll remember it features a succession of four mourners, and we could think of each of these mourners providing Milton with an opportunity to try out a different voice.