Sentences with phrase «mock funeral»

As part of the «We want our Charlton back» campaign, they staged a mock funeral procession, threw on a load of black and white beach balls at the start of the game (the colours chosen as the ones they wore when they beat us in the 1947 FA Cup Final).

And at PS 169 in Sunset Park, educators dressed in black and held a mock funeral, bearing a coffin that read «RIP Cuomo's proposal.»

Democratic House members rallied in Manhattan Saturday to warn that Trump - led GOP plans to dismantle the Affordable Care Act would «Make America Sick Again,» while critics of the president later staged a mock funeral to mourn what they lamented as the «death» of the American presidency.

Protesters wore black veils and carried fake tombstones at a mock funeral held outside Valesky's office in Syracuse.

The activist group Rise and Resist, which has held a mock funeral for the American presidency and staged a «cough in» at Trump Tower to protest The Donald, is rallying people to a subway stop a few blocks south of the USS Intrepid.

The employees of «Empire Records» force a suicidal colleague (Robin Tunney) to attend a mock funeral for herself, and it's the kind of gesture so insistently smothering as to leave no doubt why someone would prefer sweet death to working at this record store.

Empire Records is one of those stores you only find in the movies, where customers can be put on hold while the employees stage a mock funeral for the troubled Debra, followed by a group therapy session.

EKU students held a mock funeral to protest budget cuts to Kentucky higher education on Monday, April 23, 2018.

In response, Dario staged a mock funeral in downtown Florence for his dying friend, the famed Bistecca alla Fiorentina, a three - fingers - thick T - bone steak seasoned with salt, pepper and olive oil, grilled over charcoal, and only served rare.

Necessary steps: A mourner dressed in period clothes for the Corcoran's mock funeral.

He launched his career by staging a mock funeral for himself and parading his «body» through the streets of a Spanish town.