deceased造句

How can my (deceased) dog know that?

Dependents of a deceased subscriber are excluded from their counts.

They are accounting for the deceased and missing.

Funerals are not really about the deceased so much as those who are left behind.

And unmarried partners cannot receive the SocialSecurity benefits derived from a deceased or disabled spouse'saccount.

The white ash can then be returned to the next of kin of the deceased.

The LA remained stable in phase1 and deceased linearly in phase2.

An ornate, reusable wooden casket is used to carry the deceased to the Resomator.

But most people arrange ghost weddings out of duty to their deceased relative to ensure a peaceful afterlife.

Part of a mortuary technician's job involves preparing the deceased for viewings by the next of kin.

The white and grey tiled building is a corpse hotel, its 18 deceased guests tucked up in refrigerated coffins.

Could you kindly remind me how and why the deceased benefit from the burned Wang Sheng Zhou?

The scientists evaluated the femurs (or thigh bones) of 121 deceased men for whom they had both weight and height.

Nobody is perfect. A eulogy, however, should not focus on the deceased persona s weaknesses, but on his or her positive traits.

To proclaim(a deceased person) to be one of the blessed and thus worthy of public religious veneration in a particular region or religious congregation.

Instead, the deceased are brought to a ceremonial "tower of silence", usually located on an elevated mountain plateau, and left exposed to the animals and elements.

The procession proceeded, with feverish slowness, from the house of the deceased, by way of the boulevards as far as the Bastille.

He was told that the bed had belonged once to a famous magician, and that it contained some of the powers of its deceased owner.

'I am afraid you cannot see her - she is an invalid,' replied the present representative of the spurious house; for this was Mr Alec, the only son of the lately deceased gentleman.

Blame for the incident fell on the ship's deceased captain, E. J. Smith, who was condemned for racing at 22 knots through a known ice field in the dark waters off the coast of Newfoundland.

She went through the wedding rituals in mourning dress and red bridal shoes, and holding a wooden tablet inscribed with the name of the deceased young man, paid homage to ancestors in the family temple.

The mourners sprang forward to the coffin, the friends followed, and as the clock on the mantel solemnly struck three all were staring down upon the face of John Mortonson, deceased.