was laid to rest|be laid to rest in English
was buried, was interred
Use "was laid to rest|be laid to rest" in a sentence
1. George was laid to rest beside his parents.
2. She was laid to rest beside her husband.
3. She was laid to rest next to her husband.
4. Her bones were laid to rest.
5. He was laid to rest beside his late wife.
6. She was cremated and her ashes laid to rest.
7. She was laid to rest beside her late husband.
8. For The Necronomicon to be laid to rest, it has to be dismantled.
9. The conquistador of Peru was laid to rest in the Lima Cathedral.
10. She was laid to rest next to her husband, who died in 19
11. The mourners stood in silent tribute as the coffin was laid to rest.
12. I'm glad that ridiculous plan has finally been laid to rest.
13. In its underground chamber Atreus would have been laid to rest
14. And, laid to rest: Diana leads the mourners at Earl Spencer's funeral.
15. Or perhaps they want to be buried at a Cemetery in which a loved one was already laid to rest
16. The minister resigned, and the government hoped that the scandal would finally be laid to rest.
17. JOHANNESBURG - South African football player Anele Ngcongca is being laid to rest on Thursday
18. As long as he is free, there is no way that her soul can be laid to rest.
19. 22 Then Menʹa·hem was laid to rest with his forefathers; and his son Pek·a·hiʹah became king in his place.
20. Half the prize money he spent, and the rest was laid aside for a rainy day.
21. He was laid to rest in a grave at his settlement on the riverbank and a shrine was raised in his honour.
22. It was here that he died in March 1779 and laid to rest beside the sea in the churchyard at Marske.
23. His death from yellow fever was a great misfortune for the Colonists, who laid him to rest there in September 1704
24. Chambered definition: having a chamber inside it in which the body of an important person was laid to rest Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
25. Composting is now the only legal way for Washingtonians to be laid to rest on their own property, though in the form of mulch, according to the outlet