burial造句
31. A little after eight o'clock the sun touches the altar rock, the signal for the burial to begin.
32. Six weeks after his burial, the Dragoons discovered his grave and dug up his corpse.
33. What can we learn from twenty prehistoric burial chambers, which we call cists, and which have been uncovered up to now?
34. Two men climb the rock to check that all has been eaten and to clean it for the next burial.
35. The strange standing stones, remnants of a burial chamber, are said to house an invisible living occupant - Wayland.
36. The remains of duns, brochs, stone circles, burial chambers and standing stones lie scattered throughout the island.
37. The bill has proved controversial, especially over the issue of whether deep burial should be considered permanent or not.
38. At Bergen-Belsen the President, accompanied by his wife, passed among the roll of the dead, the burial mounds.
39. Their electron traps are bleached during transport but after sedimentation and burial they begin to accumulate electrons once more.
40. The same may well apply to those from the Maikop burial in west Caucasia.
41. They hid the grave so that we couldn't give the bodies a proper burial.
42. Just because a road runs past a group of Bronze Age burial mounds does not mean that it is prehistoric.
43. The price of a more elaborate service and burial looks to be ￡17,000.
44. Still,[www.] I feel certain our days at the burial site are numbered.
45. In 1884, the firm of Hilton and Anderson gave the Church land for a new burial ground.
46. He had to be born of water - that is, new life after the burial of baptism - and of the Spirit.
47. Typically, albite of this purity results from secondary alteration processes such as hydrothermal metasomatism or authigenic growth during burial diagenesis.
48. Figure 27 Detail of purse lid from the early seventh-century ship burial at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk.
49. I myself questioned the royal physician who dressed the body for burial at Jedburgh Abbey, Duncan MacAirth.
50. The anthropoid coffin is associated almost exclusively with the burial vault.
51. Jane Stuart died in Wisbech 12 September 1742 and was buried in the Friends' burial ground there.
52. She does not seem to consider the possibility that they were not intended for burial at all.
53. Until the last ten years most authors thought that solution seam and stylolite formation took place during deep burial diagenesis.
54. That means villagers are left with a choice of cremation or burial in Wallingford 4 miles away.
55. However, the survival of certain types of artefact is as much the result of various factors prior to burial as to post-depositional processes.
56. They also tend to survive burial in conditions that destroy the rest of the plant.
57. After burial at Santiago, a church was built over the relics.
58. The patina the bronzes had acquired during burial was much admired, and people assumed that they had originally been patinated.
59. The navy says that burial at sea is less expensive, demands less shipyard work, and is isolated from human activity.
60. The earliest settlers left behind them a remarkable array of monuments: standing stones, burial chambers, villages and brochs.
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