gravesite

I pulled them off, leaving something of myself at the gravesite.

What have we got but a gravesite and a photograph?"

Could her husband and children see the gravesite as they went about their family chores?

A gravesite is a place where a person will be buried after they die.

Whether they can or will visit her gravesite could be the next subject of dispute.

Two young men at the gravesite said they were offended by the treatment of the President's body.

Anybody with eyes could see the way she'd stood at the gravesite, cold as ice.

He mentally noted to return and check the gravesite later.

In character, my father had chosen and paid for his gravesite years before.

His gravesite remained a site of pilgrimage for many years.

At the open gravesite, a white cloth completely covered the body.

The gravesite sits on private property, and is not open to visitors.

During cold months of the year it was nearly impossible to prepare a gravesite.

There are no statistics on how many people visit Ruth's gravesite.

Tears always well up in my eyes as I watch each of them salute his gravesite.

Did they want the headstone placed on the gravesite now?

I had them look up the gravesite in the cemetery office."

So why am I here, marking the gravesite of a mate who left no body?

After finding their mother's gravesite years ago, she'd been afraid to get her hopes too high.

From the gravesite one has a panoramic view of mountains.

Her gravesite and memorial are located next door to the Theater.

A final 21 gun salute will also be fired at the gravesite.

The third option was simply to leave them in what has become known as a manuscript gravesite.

Then he turned back to the gravesite and picked up something else with his forceps.

Then the engineers began to think of how they were going to move the tablet to the gravesite.