coffin造句

The coffin of the administration.

We draped the flag round the coffin.

For this reason they smashed a New Kingdom empty coffin.

A decorative wood podium was placed behind Tom's coffin.

This is really the nail in the coffin for that.

The hearse halts, the undertaker's men knot a rope around your coffin and lower you down.

She was buried in a white coffin, with a teddy bear made of purple flowers.

One of them called herself Machine Gun Kelly; her act included a coffin.

That that was the first problem. And then, that there was another: the empty coffin.

At the mortuary that morning, the coffin had already been closed.

You may see text messages as another nail in the coffin of face-to-face human interaction.

The innermost coffin of a miniature nested set from Tut's tomb was inscribed with the name of Tiye.

As he thus spoke the good little dwarfs were full of sympathy for him, and gave him the coffin.

The Casket Furniture Company designed a bed for those who want to know the feeling of sleeping in a coffin.

Then, decades later, he was exhumed, and his coffin was cut open to make sure he was really there.

Chandler says, 'Doctor Dodson looked at details - the inlaid eyes, the detailed, realistic knees, and realised the coffin was much, much older than previously thought.

As the last notes of the hymn died away the widow ran to the coffin, cast herself upon it and sobbed hysterically.

After burying his mother nine months earlier, a client of the local mortuary finally had enough money to purchase the expensive coffin he'd originally wanted.

The Queen tracks her down, giving her a poisoned apple, and she appears to die and is arranged in a glass coffin by the grieving dwarfs.

"We wanted to make the whole idea of picking your coffin less serious, maybe even make people laugh a bit," Giuseppe Tenara, one of the partners, said.

The buyer sees to it that the fish is properly gutted, packed with coolant, wrapped or sacked in polyethylene, and placed in an insulated box known as a "tuna coffin."

The doctor says to his landlady: "and as for you, my dear, don't waste your time on him; order his pine coffin now, for an oak one will be too expensive for him."

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.

It gave no information about his station in life, but the fact that he was buried in a coffin made of limestone from Thebes suggested he was very wealthy, Hawass said.

And I bribed the man to bury me there when I die, next to her, and to take the side of my coffin away too, so that I shall have her in my arms, not Edgar!