There was no inscription on the urn, or on the bodylength slab of stone on the ground. |
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Joe had sneaked to the urn, then hid his filled tea-can under his overalls as he made his way back to the howff. |
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I have a small woodland garden in the middle of which is a large stone urn on a pedestal. |
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An ornamental Grecian brazier, or urn, is back in place on top of a 100 ft high column at Castle Howard. |
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Rooms full of armour and weaponry, another with a Russian stone urn that is so heavy they couldn't move it even during the fire. |
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But I guess if I was in the market for a good urn, it would be helpful to have an ad for it magically appearing at the top of my page. |
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A funeral urn full of ashes left in a Salford cab may have been part of an elaborate hoax by Irish pranksters. |
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Suddenly, a thought struck her, and she reached up to lift the cover off the urn. |
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After much soul-searching, she scattered his remains in a huge ornamental urn in the gardens of her Didsbury home. |
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The glistening celadon green urn creates a cool, eye-catching fountain on the rear terrace. |
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On a card table in the corner was a large restaurant-style coffee urn, and cups, saucers. |
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He handed the stack of paper cups and the tea urn he was carrying to a man who was helping him in his charitable work. |
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Burial vaults are used to protect a casket or urn once they have been buried in the ground. |
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The publisher of the Miami Herald, visiting New York, hands out eyewash and alcohol swabs, unloads trash bins, refills a huge coffee urn. |
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Classic urn lamps supported by contemporary consoles establish the room's style mix. |
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He is unceremoniously carted around in a plastic urn inside a carrier bag which nervously changes hands between them. |
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The deceased was sealed inside without being touched by the flames, but her opia left the urn through the small opening on its cover. |
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The Southern Fish is usually depicted on star maps at the feet of Aquarius, where it swallows up the water poured from his urn. |
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Two matches into the Ashes, England are already down and out with no hope of regaining the coveted urn. |
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The Dean of Westminster has consistently turned down applications for the urn to be re-opened but the Ricardians hope for different response now. |
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A burial urn is a specific urn meant for being buried underground, like traditional caskets. |
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It's been so long and did anyone else have their heart in their mouth at the way they tossed the little urn around? |
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They can form thin encrustations, lumps, finger-like growths, or urn shapes. |
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Frequently, as here, the center finial consists of a ball impaled on a spire, on top of the urn and bell. |
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An altar surmounted by an urn stands on a high podium in front of the ruins of the Basilica of Maxentius. |
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In the next scene, Hsiao Kang sits in the back of a car with the funerary urn containing his dead father's ashes balanced on his knee. |
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From one perspective, the looping appendages and curving elements suggest the handles and decorative curlicues of a Rococo urn. |
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Some of the additional bone recovered from the cinerary urn had previously been identified as cremated or burned animal remains. |
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In order to raise money to build a nine-storey cinerarium tower, Kui began to take advance bookings for urn compartments. |
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Ayako walked over to the new tombstone and placed the urn into the small stone ditch right in front of it. |
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And animal lovers who prefer to cremate their pets can buy a special urn to put on their living room mantelpiece. |
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We have a lock of his hair, a few photos, and plaster footprints, along with the tiny blue urn we chose when we had him cremated. |
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Those that had fallen in battle were buried deep within the catacombs with their name, rank, and race carved into the stone above their urn holder. |
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Either the alarm clock didn't work or she hadn't heard it, so she had to hustle out with nothing but a cup of the substandard complimentary coffee from the urn in the lobby. |
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Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches. |
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The tea urn is now housed at the museum's collection storage facility. |
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The ugly thing looked more like an urn than a vase and was adorned with small flowers and butterflies painted on the surface with real gold and silver. |
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Heather described how the cremation took place nine days after his death earlier this year in Reddish and said the undertakers were instructed to collect the urn and store it. |
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A ballot comes to us from the Italian word balotta for a little ball, since such balls were used for secret voting by placing them in the appropriate urn or box. |
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Water spills from an antique French stone urn into a rectangular pool and a narrow, 18-inch-deep channel in this San Clemente, California, garden. |
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Her island grave is hidden by foliage, but from the mainland visitors can see a stone urn, topped by a carved flame reminiscent of the flame at Paris. |
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Centrally in each window, set against curtains which blocked all view of the shop's interior, resting on elegant carpet of dove grey, was a celadon Chinese urn. |
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A labourer at Ateste, near Padua, in Italy, found a sepulchre, in which was a fictile urn, and within it there stood another urn, and in this smaller one. |
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In the base of each is a drain, and below that a common coffee urn spigot. |
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The Oberhausen aquarium erected a memorial of the psychic octopus with a golden urn containing his ashes. |
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The only urn that may be used for inurning cremains in the Columbarium shall be the urn purchased from the church an urn of similar size which will fit in the niche. |
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Police officers in full dress uniform wearing white gloves had solemnly and silently filled the four thousand urns as if each urn were the only one. |
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Because the urn itself is so delicate, it has been allowed to travel to Australia only twice. |
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If on the other hand a body was cremated, the ashes were usually put in a cinerary urn, and then the urn was placed in a kistvaen. |
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A rustic, digging in the ground by Padua, found an urn, or earthen pot, in which there was another urn. |
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The porosity is partially macroscopic, visible by plain sight, with round, oval and xenomorphic pores, average size between 10 and 180 urn. |
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Students use analyzation methods to uncover the chemical properties of the raw materials found in the, urn, makeup of makeup. |
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The boys remains are supposedly contained in an urn in Westminster Abbey. |
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Though the team did not win, the urn containing the ashes was sent to him just before leaving Melbourne. |
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This research focuses on osteological examination of a single urn burial's contents from that site. |
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The urn arrived on 17 October 2006, going on display at the Museum of Sydney. |
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When cremation did take place, the ashes were usually placed within an urn and then buried, sometimes along with grave goods. |
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The urn in Witches seems to contain pieces of the human body, which the witches are seen consuming as a source of energy. |
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The urn has never been the official trophy of the Ashes series, having been a personal gift to Bligh. |
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However, replicas of the urn are often held aloft by victorious teams as a symbol of their victory in an Ashes series. |
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England regained the urn in dramatic fashion on this day four years ago, but can an injured Andre Flintoff repeat his toering performance? |
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Browne wrote hauntingly of the resemblance between the urn and the womb. |
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The minimum allowable displacement, given by the proper goniometer of the toolholder, is 10 urn in diameter. |
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Texturally speaking, Dobson contrasted rough raw-wood elements with more refined linen and smooth marble urn lamps on the mirrored night-stands. |
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My aim is to present both parametric and nonparametric models, using tools such as copulas and interacting urn models. |
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Later at dinner in the restaurant an orange cockroach emerged from under an urn and skittered across the white tablecloth. |
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I was greeted by aromas of cinnamon and nutmeg from still-warm oat-cakes, cookies and rich butter tarts on a tray near the coffee urn. |
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Finally, the replica urn was presented to jubilant English skipper Michael Vaughan, thus ending the series in favour of the home side. |
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Some two years later she was delivering milk in the Borough Road area, pushing a large urn on a sack barrow. |
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There is another statement which is not totally clear made by Lord Darnley in 1921 about the timing of the presentation of the urn. |
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Publicity surrounding the series was intense, and it was at some time during this series that the Ashes urn was crafted. |
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He was cremated, and his ashes were placed in a display urn at Golders Green Crematorium in north London. |
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Typically, an involucre with a clasping shape of a cup or urn subtends each of a thistle's flowerheads. |
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In a second exhumation during 1896, an urn containing earth and bone fragments was allowed to be removed. |
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The Piliny culture in northern Hungary and Slovakia grew from the Tumulus culture, but used urn burials as well. |
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The urn containing the cremated bones is often accompanied by other, smaller ceramic vessels, like bowls and cups. |
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As an example, the words earn and urn are not pronounced the same, as they are in most dialects of English around the world. |
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For the Papal conclave, 2005, a special urn was used for this purpose instead of a chalice and plate. |
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Tom Cribb's memorial, a lioness resting her paw on an urn, stands near the northeast entrance. |
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In Brocchinia, the urn is a specialised insect trap, with a loose, waxy lining and a population of digestive bacteria. |
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Before his death, Donne posed for his own memorial statue and was depicted by Nicholas Stone as wrapped in a burial shroud, and standing on a funeral urn. |
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The urn shattered into smithereens the moment it hit the ground. |
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And she poured from a golden urn, into a cup of the same metal, the sombre-coloured beverage which she had mingled with the soporiferous juice of the nepenthe. |
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Ten-pin bowling fanatic Tony Guarini, 48, from Pittsburgh, US, who is dying from cancer, has had a bowling ball urn made to contain his ashes after his cremation. |
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Grade 12 students Mike and Bob look after the coffee urn, stack and unstack chairs and tables, or do whatever needs to be done during the evening. |
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The precise nature of the origin of this urn is matter of dispute. |
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In 182 BC, he was given quite an honor when he was chosen to carry the funeral urn of Philopoemen, one of the most eminent Achaean politicians of his generation. |
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Leading to the central area of the barn was a massive stone garden urn of sweet gum and water oak branches, which created the focal point of the wedding ceremony. |
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People have now dispensed with neat avenues terminated by a classical urn and preferred huge flower borders with the god Mercury playing a silent ditty in a rosebed. |
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This urn was presented to Lord Darnley by some ladies of Melbourne after the final defeat of his team, and before he returned with the members to England. |
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This did little to diminish the status of the Darnley urn as the most important icon in cricket, the symbol of this old and keenly fought contest. |
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England drew the 1938 Ashes, meaning Australia r attained the urn. |
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The urn containing his ashes was eventually removed to a closet. |
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Bligh was presented with an urn that contained some ashes, which have variously been said to be of a bail, ball or even a woman's veil and so The Ashes was born. |
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Urn Burial is a bedside book, a nightstand book, one that begs to be read in a wind-lashed, lightning-struck manor. |
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