conduct a funeral造句

• They thought they'd have to conduct a funeral to dispose of the deteriorating bones.
• Fides said do Nascimento would conduct a funeral for the group on Tuesday in Baucau.
• She played a female preacher, " Reverend Brown ", who conducts a funeral service for a murdered policeman.
• On Saturday, Herrington is to conduct a funeral for one of two teen-agers killed when a fellow student opened fire on Santana campus.
• He wants authorities to rule that Azaria was killed by a wild dog so his family can conduct a funeral service for the infant at Ayers Rock.
• After the siege, Kang and the females conduct a funeral for Huzzad, and with the other draconian troops, heads to Teyr to establish their own draconian city.
• As the Elder conducts a funeral for the Old Man, a carbomb kills his assassin, while Odessa's Paraguayan headquarters is destroyed and Knight's company is raided and closed.
• A Singapore undertaker will reimburse the family for having to conduct a funeral twice for Thai construction worker Kritsana Suebsing, who died in a fall Jan . 9, the embassy said.
• The attendant priest would conduct a funeral service for the individual, at the conclusion declaring " sis mortuus mondo, vivens iterum Deo " ( Dead to the world, reborn to God ).
• In October 2011, he conducts a funeral of a local man, but Dot's sister, Rose ( Polly Perkins ), who works in the doctor's surgery, fears she mistakenly killed the man by misplacing his test results.
• "It is difficult when you are called to go to a hospital in the middle of the night and you can find no place to park, or you conduct a funeral and come out to find your car has been towed, " said Wendell Foster, a Bronx councilman who is also a senior minister at the United Church of Christ on Forest Avenue.
• At a service Sunday at St . Paul's United Methodist Church, gay and lesbian Christians and their supporters prayed for people hurt by the church's policy, including a homosexual minister driven to suicide, a mother whose pastor refused to conduct a funeral for her son who died of AIDS and a gay lay leader forced to the back of the church by a new pastor.