Sentences with phrase «in graveyards»

It's a fictional comparison, no less than if we said, «Look at all the new jobs in graveyards, funeral homes, hospitals and orphanages created by AIDS.»

The only things in graveyards, for instance, should be dead, burying the dead or visiting the dead.

Cookies shaped like skulls in graveyards full of mums and candles: the world would help with grief.

Folk tales like Black Cat's Message and Wait Until Emmet Comes and images of black cats with witches, in graveyards and under glowing moons still do play on residual fears about black cats.

In the United Kingdom, the more well - to - do even procured so - called mortsafes, or cages meant to protect graves from robbers, some of which still survive in graveyards today.

We spent two days in graveyards finding all of Tommy's family.

The FIAPF Outstanding Achievement in the Asia Pacific honour was awarded to Filipino producer Bianca Balbuena (Beast, 2015; Singing in Graveyards, 2016), whose rousing speech was the best of the night («May we never get tired of being storytellers because the world needs us now»).

When we first saw a nest of D. ossarium we were reminded on the historical bone houses or ossuaries in graveyards, and thus suggest in allusion to its biology «Bone - house Wasp» as common name.

The highest energy gamma rays originate in the graveyards of big stars, such as the spinning pulsar remnants of supernovae.

The greatest gifts not used are in graveyards.

Millions of Muslims around the world would have gladly allowed Osama Bin Laden to be buried in their graveyards.

Then the shares would have died a quiet death in the graveyard of forgotten penny stocks.

There are no rewards for being the richest man in the graveyard.

Jordan Watson, 14, was discovered in the graveyard next to St John the Baptist Church in Carlisle, Cumbria, on June 16 last year.

It's just his stories take the «whistle in the graveyard» approach as I like to call it.

For it all end in the graveyard, anyway.

He was alive, but he lived in a graveyard among the tombs.

The elementary act of eating and drinking in the graveyard echoed that first Eucharist in the Garden of Eden.

Unless you plan on killing off and burying the opposite in some graveyard behind your house.

And Kraftchick, as one who is a religious scholar, you should not forget that the man roaming in the graveyard was not just tormented, he was tormented by demons.

The month Sha» ban is known as the month for commemoration of all souls, during which it is customary to have a meal for well - being in commemoration of the dead — sometimes held in the graveyard — and to visit the graveyard and clean the graves.

A marble mausoleum found in a graveyard near Pasé is, according to the complete genealogy given in the epitaph, the resting place of a descendant of the Abbasid Caliph al - Mustansir, who was Caliph from 623 to 640 (A.D. 1226 - 42).

McCartney, who wrote the lyrics, reportedly said it was simply a name that came to him, but it later emerged that it was inscribed on a headstone in the graveyard which he and Lennon used to regularly use as a shortcut.

if Ozil and Sanchez want to leave nothing stops them, just go, to them thanks for the good times after all they came hopeful to make a career with ARSENAL and win some titles, just to find out that they ended up in the graveyard of once great players....

But when the season began, it was that eighth team, the one lurking so quietly in the graveyard, that came roaring out to play ball.

Forget all of Chris Finch's pretty sets designed to get layups and open threes; Davis buried the Knicks in a graveyard of mid-ranger jumpers, some of them pretty high difficulty level.

When they made it to the crash site, Hollencamp tells me, «It looked like it had come down in a graveyard because there were these mounds that looked like gravestones sticking up here and there.

Ghosts in the graveyard.

The researchers even found evidence of Natufian bedrock chiseling in the graveyard, demonstrating grave preparation to fit their needs.

What a cool idea to shoot this look in a graveyard.

Another mascara in the graveyard?

Kroft a legendary Vampire arrises from his tomb, attacks a couple in the graveyard, raping the woman.

Nicholson's come in a graveyard scene at the beginning of the film and in the long stretch after he returns to his home.

Headstones in the graveyard of studio specialty divisions include Warner Independent, Picturehouse, Fine Line Features, Paramount Classics, Paramount Vantage, and beyond.

When they return to the mainland to have Lucy baptized, Tom sees a woman (Weisz, above) crying in the graveyard outside the church.

Maybe I'll pick it up in the graveyard slot in January.

The scene in the graveyard where the four principals dig up bills and duke it out, then plug and pierce the night away is stellar.

More in - depth than the previous featurette is «Anatomy of a Scene: Ghosts in the Graveyard» (11:05).

Rupert Grint once got so drunk that he passed out in a graveyard.

In this graveyard of societal pressures and ill intentions, Thornton's film finds stores of emotional power, moving with subtle grace, a la the light - footed Sam as he slinks away from the lawmen hot on his heels.

All mundane stuff until a mortician turned necromancer (Cullen Douglas) opens Michael up to be possessed by a recently deceased in a graveyard in the dead of night and a demonologist couple (Tomas Arana and Patricia Healy) open Michael up to be possessed by the demon Hanngore in their dank basement after the consumption of LSD spiked Kool - Aid.

With Tony Blair (Toby Stephens) and Jack's boss (John Hurt) listening in back at HQ, Colin Bateman's screenplay conceives a détente being forged during an eventful trip that has them interacting in an unlikely palette of set - pieces, which include getting stranded in a forest, haranguing a petrol station attendant, and weeping in a graveyard.

Nightmare sequence includes depiction of ghosts in a graveyard, ghostly hands come out of grave and a jealous spirit demonstrates a threat to choke someone.

Robert De Niro is the escaped convict who surprises the youngster in the opening scenes (he leaps out of a Florida stream, rather than appearing in a graveyard).

Editor Dan Zimmerman succeeds a few times in eliciting genuine startles, particularly in a graveyard scene that starts out creepy, turns cathartic, and ends with an unexpected jump.

1: In the graveyard scene in «Seven Psychopaths ``, the grave that the Jack of Diamonds killer is hiding behind is named «Rourke».

Everything else seemed coated in graveyard dust, still and blank, like blind mice.

It's set in the graveyard where President Lincoln's young son has been recently entombed, among the dead who've had some reason to linger, and it's composed of their ghostly voices intercut with historical accounts of the boy's death, some invented and some real.

Narrated by a chorus of ghosts, the novel takes place over one February night in a graveyard, as President Lincoln returns to his young son's grave to hold his body and say goodbye.

The cottage is located in a graveyard, and the place beckons to Jude.