graveside in English
In his first sentence he stated that the funeral was a graveside burial and gave the time and place.
Use "graveside" in a sentence
1. Graveside Committal service for anne k
2. Both women wept at his graveside.
3. He was at the graveside looking mournful and interesting.
4. Cemetery Flowers, Graveside Flowers for Easter, Spring Headstone Flowers, Daffodils, Iris, Pansies, Memorial Flowers
5. In Africa, a family pours out gin at the graveside of a respected relative.
6. For some, this is the type of prayer you would expect at a graveside Committal service.
7. Clyde Bines TIMMONSVILLE -- Graveside service for Clyde Bines will be 12 noon Wednesday in the Mt
8. On 21 June 1793 he gave the eulogy at the graveside of the abbot, Martin Gerbert.
9. Graveside services for Betty Brasher, 83 of West Monroe, will be held at 1:00 P.M., Saturday, January 2, 2021 at Mt
10. You saw her waste away with illness, you held her hand as she breathed her last, and you wept at her graveside.
11. The service at the graveside was held by Rabbi Dr Norman Solomon, who said, disparagingly, that Epstein was "a symbol of the malaise of our generation".
12. Anna Ruth Atwell Starkloff-Butts January 16, 1925 - June 25, 2020 A graveside service for Anna Ruth Atwell Starkloff-Butts will be held Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 11 a.m
13. Popular Graveside Committal Prayers For many Christians, prayer is simply a personal talk with God. There are no scripts to follow, and no church hierarchy gives approval to the words that are spoken
14. A Committal service is a brief ritual involving prayer at the graveside following the funeral. Members of the immediate family and close friends of the deceased gather as the closed casket is lowered into the ground
15. ‘The callous yobs scattered Cuddly toys, flowers and a red heart left decorating the tiny graveside around the cemetery.’ ‘The Cuddly toy has travelled around the world on various trips.’ ‘The pram was full of Cuddly toys, its interior completely sealed off from the outside world by a protective plastic covering.’
16. Thomas Cartwright, who championed the Puritan Admonitioners in the next rounds of the controversy, found it less embarrassing to pretend that the first Admonition had said something else entirely than to try to defend an egregiously bad interpretation (any words of the minister at the graveside would “meintayne in the mindes of the ignorant