As she spoke she held up part of her cerements for me to see.

They wore their private needs like cerements, and slept in isolation.

It eased some of the pressure on him, loosened his cerements.

It had been a living breathing man, this thing, locked forever in its cerements.

His tone wrapped around her caressingly, like the oil of cerements and death.

It had been the same figure: like a man, but not a man, wrapped in the cerements of the dead.

The moonlight, falling through the thinning forest, showed her white cerements.

He was suffocated, the smell of the filthy cerements choking him.

It was not as if my first idea of death taken from her cerements was negatived.

Cold and winter and mist wound about him like cerements.

From throat to heel, the thin body was wrapped in dusty cerements.

Clad in cerements and rot, their touch was fire.

Having poured it over him, they put him again into his bed, where he soon learned how a mummy must feel in its cerements.

The Land's yellow cerements had vanished -taking her health-sense with them.

The day dawned cold and dull, as if the sunlight were clogged with gray cerements.

He wore burlap wound around him like cerements.

Do I sound so optimistic that I'm not always conscious of the short step between swaddling-bands and cerements?

When we reach the coffin I will distract the priests while you drop the pearl among the cerements."

Clad in cerements: cheap black burial suit, slit open in back.

Foolish question, because he could see how she was lovely, fresh, and warm, and still dressed in the cerements of the grave.

"There's a wall of power in his mind" It was wrapped like cerements around the core of his identity.

The sun broached the rim of the gully, wearing brown like the cerements of the world.

The article described the figure as being "wrapped in the cerements of the grave," but it could have been someone in a dirty sheet.

The garments begin to disintegrate and blow around, rotten cerements falling apart in mid-air.

The torso with its limbs, garbed in some crude but decent cerements, was now laid reverently within.

As she spoke she held up part of her cerements for me to see.

They wore their private needs like cerements, and slept in isolation.

It eased some of the pressure on him, loosened his cerements.

It had been a living breathing man, this thing, locked forever in its cerements.

His tone wrapped around her caressingly, like the oil of cerements and death.

It had been the same figure: like a man, but not a man, wrapped in the cerements of the dead.

The moonlight, falling through the thinning forest, showed her white cerements.

He was suffocated, the smell of the filthy cerements choking him.

It was not as if my first idea of death taken from her cerements was negatived.

Cold and winter and mist wound about him like cerements.

From throat to heel, the thin body was wrapped in dusty cerements.

Clad in cerements and rot, their touch was fire.

Having poured it over him, they put him again into his bed, where he soon learned how a mummy must feel in its cerements.

The Land's yellow cerements had vanished -taking her health-sense with them.

The day dawned cold and dull, as if the sunlight were clogged with gray cerements.

He wore burlap wound around him like cerements.

Do I sound so optimistic that I'm not always conscious of the short step between swaddling-bands and cerements?

When we reach the coffin I will distract the priests while you drop the pearl among the cerements."

Clad in cerements: cheap black burial suit, slit open in back.

Foolish question, because he could see how she was lovely, fresh, and warm, and still dressed in the cerements of the grave.

"There's a wall of power in his mind" It was wrapped like cerements around the core of his identity.

The sun broached the rim of the gully, wearing brown like the cerements of the world.

The article described the figure as being "wrapped in the cerements of the grave," but it could have been someone in a dirty sheet.

The garments begin to disintegrate and blow around, rotten cerements falling apart in mid-air.

The torso with its limbs, garbed in some crude but decent cerements, was now laid reverently within.