用cemetery造句子，“cemetery”造句

He retreated, leaving Marius alone in the cemetery, and there was discipline in this retreat.

These injuries resemble those on skulls from a 1461 battlefield cemetery in England, Murphy says.

The as yet unopened plaster sarcophagus, believed to contain a mummy, is among the ancient treasures uncovered at a newfound cemetery, Egyptian officials announced on April 12.

There Obama took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns, followed by a Memorial Day service in a large amphitheater at the cemetery.

Little is known about how the mummy came to Britain but it is believed to have been excavated from a cemetery at Deir-el-Bahri, Thebes, then transported to Britain.

Paul did not carry a cemetery with him, but a chorus of victorious praise; and the harder the trial, the more he trusted and rejoiced, shouting from the very altar of sacrifice.

He would never ravage flowers, certainly not in a cemetery.

Once, standing in the cemetery, he said, “You wouldn’t believe the trees out here.

Two weeks went by and nothing specially happened at that cemetery, but I never really liked being there.

I know no more hideous spot than the cemetery on Boulevard Bru, opposite one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world.

The excavation of Jinshidun site, a minitype Liangzhu cemetery built by manual work in Haining, provided important data for the study on the prehistory culture of Haining and the social structure of Liangzhu culture.

He was buried in this cemetery three years ago.

Gun in hand, he fled the cemetery and ran toward a narrow passageway between the Villa Béthanie and the church.

When Willem was back on his feet, with a Nike headband on his head covering his scar, and Jake was at preschool, we drove out of the city to the bucolic cemetery on a hillside.

They buried the urn in the cemetery.

There's no more room to bury the dead, they can't be cremated and laws forbid a new cemetery. So the mayor has proposed an intriguing solution: outlaw death.

A clown in a cemetery.

Ceglia says he bought and sold real estate, built and renovated homes in Wellsville and the Bahamas, helped start an eco-friendly cemetery in Ithaca, n.y..

At the bottom of some is the brickwork of tombs, marking the area as a cemetery.

The problem was the responses of fellow students, who have laughed at his paintings (most recently at one of a clown in a cemetery) and suggested he "must be stoned" to paint what he does.

Being alone in a dark cemetery can be very scary.