Utiliser "casket" dans une phrase

1. she roamed the world now, stateless but always with a casket of earth from her own

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2. But Gabriella had been dust in her casket long enough to be forgotten, before the Lula's automated circuits began to thaw him

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3. While he ate and drank his wine, of which she accepted one small glass to be sociable, she talked of her home in the mountains, of how it had all been sold and how she roamed the world now, stateless but always with a casket of earth from her own land by her side as a reminder of home and her beloved family

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4. The day of her father’s “funeral” - which was only to inter an empty casket - was a cold, rainy day in Cyrodiil

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5. As she gazed at the empty casket that day of the funeral, she could not suppress thoughts of him lying in some remote corner of the hinterland

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6. As a unit, the entire congregation of Chicago’s Golden Arrows stood, facing the casket somberly, every one of them touched by the horrible fate that had taken one of the very mortals they served every day

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7. Glen took his place at the front of the casket

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8. In unison, the eight pallbearers lifted the casket, moved to the glass doors along the western windows of the Temple, and carried Alex’s body out into the balmy air and setting sun

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9. Russell felt a tear slip out of his eye and rested his cheek against the casket as he followed Glen’s footsteps

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10. Glen and the Arrows gently lowered the casket above the gravesite that had been prepared in Alex’s honor

11. Psyche stood at the casket on her own, her hand radiating a light on the casket as she closed her eyes and asked Jupiter to admit her soul into the Afterworld

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12. After the last scoop of dirt was laid over the casket, Psyche placed a hand on Glen’s shoulder, briefly, and then turned to go inside

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13. The man was lying in a translucent casket amongst the usual mysterious array of monitoring equipment, with its reconfiguring symbols

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14. Zardino stopped at the base of the casket

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15. He moved in closer to the casket, and said: ‘I suspect you know more about me than does the real Torbin Lyndau – that your knowledge is implanted from the Elusivers

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16. now, he was quick to direct the shipwright to fashion a suitable casket for the lady

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17. Jimmy, struck by a new anxiety, looked swiftly across the casket at Zolla

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18. The nurse opened the casket, removing the top casing

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19. Through the tinted glass of the casket he noticed the concerned look of the nurse and Zolla

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20. The casket into which she stepped was a modified version of a standard TIAR pod

21. The creature loomed over the casket in which Jimmy still lay, its scaly face reminding him of a B-movie monster

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22. There was a tent placed near the open pit, and the casket was on plastic turf cleverly

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23. He flung himself out of the casket the second the over-panel released itself

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24. The casket hatch swooshed open sensing the elevated bioactivity

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25. Still wonder why they put the body in a casket though

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26. When the final words were spoken over Matthew Bulow’s body and his casket lowered into the ground, Rachel and Thomas and Sarah and Clarence walked as siblings back toward the horse carriage that had brought them to the cemetery

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27. casket, so the mourner in custody may pay his respects

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28. spotted the pine casket he sanded in carpentry

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29. casket, and began lowering it

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30. The casket would rest in

31. The third pissed too, And on the way out, when you make the big scram, we'll splash your casket with holy water

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32. could splash the casket

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33. Sobbing loudly, with tears streaming down my cheeks, I sat next to the open casket, babbling words I can‘t recall clearly, kissing Ma‘s face, and noticing how cold her skin felt

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34. Michele came in with Abbey who stood at the side of the casket and stared at her Nana

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35. The tears flowed freely, as I leaned over the casket to be close to Ma‘s face and whispered, ―I love you Ma

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36. it from the casket

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37. The three of them stood in silence as he wheeled the casket over to the furnace,

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38. When they got to Mikael’s grave, they opened the doors of the crypt and they opened his casket

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39. Yazadril and Nemia were offered many subdued greetings and condolences as they slowly crossed the vast floor to Dalia’s casket

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40. Then they made their way to Bezedil’s casket, which was loosely surrounded by forest elves of The People of Life

41. they swung open and out came the casket on a dolly,

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42. ” Mark assured him in Elvish as he nodded and stepped over to Dalia’s casket

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43. Dalia was helped from her casket, and as she hugged her family one after another, many approached to greet her

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44. Our strength was further tested, in reaching down into the crypt to grip the famous casket and lift it out

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45. With the gospel-book hidden inside my shirt, both of my hands could grip the ancient pine-wood casket

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46. You will be relieved to learn that the casket of Saint Cuthbert has been repaired and his re-assembled remains, with all proper rituals and blessings and dignity, placed back in

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47. could see the pall bearers were loading the casket now

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48. When the casket was secured on its pedestal, we all sat down

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49. Once at the grave, his casket was

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50. shroud in his casket

51. Then, the white casket is sealed and lowered by the

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52. from all over Oklahoma and Arkansas that the casket was completely buried before they

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53. The room where Nolan’s funeral was going to take place was still fairly empty—there were two couples sitting on the front pew, and the casket was open

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54. and the assigned pal bearers lifted the casket of Machinma out

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55. The casket was black

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56. The pal bearer ushered the casket in, and the

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57. The casket faded from view as the doors to the

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58. I knew much about Toronto because one of my stories dealt with rum-running booze in a casket out of the yacht harbour there and across Lake Ontario

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59. The light oak-stained casket covered by a large spray of pink roses made its way to

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60. She’d been ill for years, but still she only worried about me being alone in the loft, or as she called it… my casket

61. It was coming from the casket in the center of the room

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62. The final casket lid burst open and there, snarling at me with rotted teeth, was the decayed skull of Roho, the witch doctor

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63. He glided down, slid into his open casket, and seemed to read the question on my mind

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64. The witch doctor laid back into his casket

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65. But let’s face it… freaks, clowns and a haunted circus… what kid could resist? Sadly after what seemed like an eternity in “my casket”, I would have to say as I did so many years ago… Not This One!

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66. when she would open her eyes expecting to see the casket there

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67. Audiences always became audibly excited when Bassanio wins Portia by artfully choosing the correct casket, and when Shylock is foiled by Margaret’s coolly efficient Portia

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68. at the casket, oddly the same color of bronze as in her dreams, it

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69. The funeral had to take place with a closed casket before Dad was cremated

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70. “Did you notice the writing on the lid is the same as the writing on the casket?”

71. the small table where the black casket was

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72. casket so he could see the name CHRIS on both boxes

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73. returned with the casket

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74. He was buried in a closed casket

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75. She knew as she stared at the ornate, highly polished wooden casket containing Viktor's body, that she was slowly but surely going out of her mind

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76. Tears were shed and his brothers carried his casket from the funeral to a waiting car and it was followed by a massive trail of cars to the cemetery where we saw it lowered in to the ground

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77. Aureliano Segundo’s old carousing comrades laid on his casket a wreath that had a purple ribbon with the words: Cease, cows, life is short

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78. to choose a casket for my boy as I had once chosen a bassinet

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79. As the wind started to pick up, ricocheting raindrops started to pepper the maple finished casket that Steven laid lifeless in

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80. The pall bearers, all dressed in black with ashen white faces that never varied their expressions, slowly removed the ornate casket from the glass-enclosed carriage and carried it towards the open hole

81. The silhouette is gone when they get there, but as they lower the casket into the fog, I can clearly see the initials T

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82. Surely, the hearse with the six black horses was taking the casket to one of the old cemeteries in the city, and judging from the description of the iron gate at the entrance that was flanked by both magnolias and oaks, there could only be one location to match—the old Confederate cemetery where generations of society’s blue bloods, some of which perished gallantly in the Civil War, were buried in the most elegant style imaginable for such somber circumstances

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83. The casket wrapped in the red-and-

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84. No longer a hospital ward, but now a darkened crypt, with a mahogany casket centre stage on trestles hung with fine fabric

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85. Sir Alexander Clegg was on view with one third of the casket lid hinged open

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86. The detective stepped up to the casket and studied the face of a man he had never known, although the features were familiar to him when considering the nature of his work these past few weeks

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87. Each was given time to say goodbye before the casket was carried from the house and placed in its hearse which spearheaded the slow moving procession to the Purewa cemetery chapel on Auckland’s fringe

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88. He didn’t want it to be Alex Clegg in that casket

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89. Jessica Dew was in the process of positioning the overhead winch provided to move subject matter, namely cadavers, above Clegg’s casket

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90. The side panels of the casket, caked with soil had been gouged in places by the excavating tools and the smell of damp earth merged with the subliminal odours that accompany death

91. Rudolph approached the casket and stayed Jessica in her actions of transferring the corpse to the table

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92. She was mesmerised by the figure in the coffin and leaned over the casket with her face close to that of the corpse

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93. Did they burn an empty casket?”

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94. Jazz had to keep reminding herself that there had been no Clegg in the casket at the time of cremation

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95. Our instructions were a closed casket which we delivered to the estate at Clevedon

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96. “Tell me about the closed casket

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