Příklady undertaker

• It was an undertaker parlor next door to the theater, and we were supposed to stay in some rooms they had upstairs there.

• It looks as though the author sees himself as a kind of academic undertaker, devoting himself to the interment of bodies of thought.

• He is more than an undertaker in that he also takes on the moral blame and the pollution of the death.

• By contrast, the working class had little need for the undertaker's services, except to provide a coffin and, possibly, transportation.

• No, he insists, 'phagocytes are the funeral undertakers, not the assassins'.

• Would undertakers submit to government interference?

• First, death notification was often carried out by undertakers or other non-related persons, who were not necessarily informed about the exact birth dates of the orphaned children.

• The various compromises that they reached - requiring certification of deaths and paying benefits directly to undertakers, for example - were not wholly satisfying to any of the constituencies.

• Such a discharge without the undertaker's agreement is a criminal offence.

• However, all sewerage undertakers have programmes to control and reduce the number of rats in their systems.

• Naturally a railway company will not want to negotiate with a very large number of authorised undertakers dotted up and down its system.

• In the course of his speech he pointed out that arrangements had been made for the undertakers there to give supplies at reduced rates.

• I do not see why an authorised undertaker should not have as much protection against undue preference as a trader has against a railway company.

• He told us that 120 of those undertakers supply three-quarters of the population.

• I have no power to require continuous 24-hour working by contractors employed by statutory undertakers or by other highway authorities on their roads.