deep mourning

If my brother had died I'd have gone into deep mourning.

Following the death of her husband and son, she entered into a deep mourning period.

She was still in deep mourning, and did not join the wedding party.

His family is in deep mourning at an unthinkable loss.

Still, the country immediately fell into deep mourning today.

"As you can understand, the family is in deep mourning over the loss of a husband, a father, a grandfather and their hero," she said.

They had just heard for certain of Caligula's death, from a senator who came to meet them in deep mourning.

Robert buried his beloved wife at the court and falls into deep mourning.

"Because I've been in deep mourning since you left."

He added, "I, along with all the nation's people, hereby express my deep mourning over those who died."

Lalage, in deep mourning, reading at a table on which lie some books and a hand mirror.

Dressed in deep mourning, the dull black showed up her fair coloring.

Yes, the girl was in deep mourning; her black, silk-clad ankles showed that.

Lady Willard was a tall, thin woman, dressed in deep mourning.

Dressed in deep mourning, she was a somewhat stern and forbidding young woman, but not without her good points.

When I had first seen her, she was attired, most becomingly, in deep mourning.

Her family, Israeli Muslims who have lived here for a long as they can remember, are in deep mourning.

Her mother, she said, was in deep mourning.

But behind the bustle, the city's Dominican heartland was in deep mourning.

His death was unexpected, and sent much of Belgium into a period of deep mourning.

The whole kingdom went into deep mourning; linen-drapers ran out of black cloth.

His heartbroken widow plunged into deep mourning and wore black for the rest of her days.

We shall have to go into deep mourning.

In Amsterdam the tragic end of the promising young man occasioned deep mourning.

In deep mourning, she entered the order of Naqshbandi and devoted herself to charitable activities.