a burial at sea造句

• The crew gives Xanni's dead body a burial at sea.
• Miguel decides to claim the body of Santiago for a burial at sea.
• The next day Chung-Hoon led a burial at sea for the dead.
• He had never performed a burial at sea, but aptly chose Psalm 39.
• This is just a burial at sea.
• Kennedy's family requested a burial at sea, and the Pentagon granted that request.
• In accordance with the wishes of his crew, the Japanese permitted a burial at sea at.
• A family source said a final decision on a burial at sea had still not been made early Wednesday afternoon.
• They give Larsen a burial at sea, an act mirroring an incident van Weyden witnessed when he was first rescued.
• In some fishing or marine communities, mourners may put the body into the water, in what is known as burial at sea.
• The body of bin Laden was flown to Afghanistan to be identified and then out to the USS Carl Vinson for a burial at sea.
• The staging of some of the play's final scenes could have been improved upon, as could the final sight of a burial at sea.
• Underway 26 May, the cruiser sailed to Barcelona, arriving there 3 June after conducting a burial at sea with the remains of three World War II veterans.
• Refusing medication and food, she died on 2 January 1818 while the ship was crossing the Banda Sea; she received a burial at sea later that day.
• Disposal of this type happens for various reasons, including the main difference between a burial at sea and a burial on land : the difficulty in recovering the body.
• "My father believed a burial at sea for a pilot was the right thing to do, " retired Adm . William M . Callaghan Jr . said.
• For her performance in " BioShock Infinite ", Draper was nominated for a British Academy Games Award for Performer and won a Burial at Sea " ).
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  nohi had wanted a burial at sea, but Kapule and her husband hid the coffin until they were convinced to offer it to the spirits that were thought to inhabit this area.
• Now, with winter weather looming, salvage crews hope to finally haul the freighter's cracked and charred stern off the beach to join the broken bow in a burial at sea.
• A monument was constructed in Saint Petersburg in 1913 to honor Stephan Makarov after Japanese divers identified his remains inside the wreck of " Petropavlovsk " and gave him a burial at sea.