Gravestones Sentence Examples

You can see the few remaining gravestones along the left boundary wall.

There may seem to be a great abundance of Egyptian monuments, but they have to cover an enormous space of time, and even in the periods which are best represented, gravestones recording the names of private persons with a prayer or two are scarcely material for history.

Further examination of towers in the town wall of Pagasae (or Demetrias) led to the discovery of many more painted gravestones, like those first found in 1907.

The manner of writing up and down instead of backwards and forwards across the stone is obviously appropriate to a surface which is of considerable length, but comparatively narrow, a connected sense being thus much easier to observe than in writing across a narrow surface where, as in the gravestones of Melos, three lines are required for a single word.

On the left bank of the Nile opposite Merawi are the pyramids of Nuri, and a few miles distant in the Wadi Ghazal are the ruins of a great Christian monastery, where were found gravestones with inscriptions in Greek and Coptic. Ruins of various ages extend from Merawi to the Fourth Cataract.

Stone flagged floor includes gravestones, not visible below the carpets; raised planked floor under benches.

Beside the west end of the nave, a pile of broken 19th century gravestones gave me pause for thought.

Some 18thC gravestones are set just to the south of the chancel, the earliest noted being of 1766.

These include ancient gravestones, votive bases and stelae, and a variety of other votive objects.

There are some very interesting gravestones in the associated graveyard.

Do ING intend to build on the ground opposite " queen Mary block " where there are gravestones?

Cover the cake with green frosting, and create tiny fondant figures or gravestones to place at the top of the hill.

Decorate the cake with silly-looking gravestones or the figure of an elderly person falling down the hill.

Despite the lack of traditional gravestones, eco-cemeteries keep track of where each individual is buried, often using GIS to locate and keep track of graves.

There is also a graveyard nearby where the patients were buried; most of the gravestones only have numbers and dates instead of names.

Adding to the problems, vandals have knocked over gravestones and defaced the grounds.