Exempel på burying

• A ceasefire has been called to allow the survivors to bury their dead.

• He made a short speech at the graveside, then the body was finally buried.

• Robin Hood asked to be buried where his arrow landed.

• X marks the spot where the treasure is buried.

• In AD 79 the city of Pompei was buried under a layer of ash seven metres deep.

• Since most of the leaves of all species were at the apex of the stem, this did not involve burying any leaves.

• In a set of activities that involved burning and burying, the artefacts were taken out of the sphere of use and people's lives.

• Burying of the specimens (burrow lining with worm) was caused by fast sedimentation.

• Burying women, as well as men, with expensive rituals and grave goods allows a family to bury more often, increasing the occasions for display.

• I am burying a dream-bone, leaving it for later, incubating an innuendo, lying it real, reeling it in right.

• The helical domain is composed of six a-helices that form a lid over the nucleotide-binding site, burying bound nucleotides in the core of the protein.

• As mentioned above, the de-wetting transition involved in burying surface area is inherently a many-body effect.

• Results suggest that by burying seeds dung beetles increase the probability that seeds will escape predation and germinate.

• They result from a persistent tradition of burying the dead on the same place for long periods.

• Some proportion of small or medium-sized non-dormant seeds e may serendipitously benefit from dung beetles' burying activity.

• At other times they protect themselves by burying quickly into sandbanks and gravel, and stay there.

• In the process of burying seeds, the ground cover was removed from both sites.

• Rather, households often hoarded cowries, usually burying them for safe keeping.

• The interaction energies arise from the free energy of burying hydrophobic surface area, and hydrogen bonding between side-chains (and backbone in the case of helices).

• These involve burying sensitive or contentious issues likely to give rise to irreconcilable differences that threaten to make democracy unworkable.