Sentence for buried | Use buried in a sentence

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• The past is buried. (10)
• The past is buried. (22)
• We buried him in the ground. (8)
• He buried his face in his hands. (8)
• After a few months she buried him. (10)
• The sun was buried alive in cloud. (10)
• She buried her chin deeper in her hands. (8)
• He buried his face in his hands and shuddered. (13)
• Safe there, she buried her face on his shoulder. (8)
• I will not be buried another week in such a place. (10)
• The green leaves buried him three rounds of moons. (10)
• She made no reply and seemed buried in her thoughts. (13)
• She had a vision of those jewels, buried, poor things! (8)
• The voice, buried in curtains, came after a struggle. (10)
• She fell on her knees, and buried her face in her hand. (8)
• They have been buried, I suppose, in the parish church. (4)
• Men like you have been buried at cross-roads before now! (8)
• Here he buried his face in his hands like one in despair. (5)
• He sat down on the stairs and buried his face in his hands. (8)
• That, and his buried life in the retreat of these two rooms. (8)
• The place was asleep and silent, and buried in opaque night. (2)
• Is it Torre del Greco that is built above buried Herculaneum? (2)
• By degrees, a buried dread in his brain threw off its shroud. (10)
• His arms crept up till he had buried his face against her waist. (8)
• And suddenly she rolled over and buried her face deep in a cushion. (8)
• The secret Clare had buried while she lived, arose with her death. (10)
• It was buried under tons of brick and iron in the wrecked building. (13)
• That was not a figure of speech, when she said she felt buried alive. (10)
• That was not a figure of speech, when she said she felt buried alive. (22)
• Derek sat down again on the shiny sofa and buried his head in his hands. (8)
• Mr. Gilbert Addicote received the stroke and retired, a buried subject. (10)
• Resuming his seat at the table, he buried his face in his arms and sobbed. (1)
• She declared her incapacity to die happy until the two had buried Mattock. (10)
• A few minutes afterwards Miss Naylor found her with her head buried on her arms. (8)
• Pasiance dropped on the floor in the dark passage, and buried her face on her arms. (8)
• Crouching suddenly, he took hold of her broad ribbon sash, and buried his face in it. (8)
• Sitting down again at his writing-table, he buried himself almost angrily in his work. (8)
• He waited till Pippin was buried, then, with the letter in his pocket, started for England. (8)
• But looking round, he saw her still standing there, half buried in parcels, gazing after him. (8)
• Her face was buried in her hands; her arms, from which the cloak fell back, were alone visible. (8)
• I never could mix reverie with excitement; the battle must be over first, and the dead buried. (10)
• He casts his eyes curiously upon the ruin and sees a dead body half buried in boards and timbers. (1)
• We must depend upon the discoveries of archæologists in the buried cities of early civilizations. (3)
• He appealed to her pity, her sense of honesty, to some not wholly buried spark of piety within her. (12)
• But now that she knew, she was glad to think that it was buried so deep in him and kept for her alone. (8)
• Gregory buried his face in his hands, and sitting thus he looked so like a man praying that no one spoke. (8)
• Mechanically she closed drawer after drawer, went to her bed, lay on it, and buried her face in the pillows. (8)
• Towards the end of his life he moved to London, where, building on until he died, he was buried at Highgate. (8)
• She desired to forget and to hide her intolerable losses; to have the impostor she felt herself to be buried. (10)
• And he burst into tears, sobbing and shaking with the awful visions of his brain, his head buried in his arms. (13)
• It did not open; she left off ringing, and, sitting down at the top of the stairs, buried her face in her hands. (8)
• And instinctively he crisped his hands that were buried in his pockets, and ran over to himself his opening words. (8)
• Buried, drenched in dewy foliage, Thus she glimmers from the dawn, Watched by every forest creature, Fleet-foot Oread, frolic Faun. (10)
• For a while he believed that he had died and been buried, and he tried to recall some portions of the burial service. (1)
• But what I want you to realise is that feelings of horror and aversion such as those can never be buried or forgotten. (8)
• When, some hours later, his spirit had breathed his last, Montcalm was buried under the floor of the Ursuline Convent. (19)
• A cottage crazy with age, buried up to the thatch in sweetbrier, creepers, honeysuckle, and perched high above crossroads. (8)
• He thought of that old Indian marvel, the suspended life of the buried fakir, over whose grave the corn is sown and grown. (2)
• She buried her face in the heliotrope, whose perfume seemed the memory of his visit; then, going to the piano, began to play. (8)
• Those who died were buried in the deep snow to await interment {226} in the spring, for the ground was fast locked by frost. (19)
• Consequently, we might take the burials, as they were a favour, to be a blessing, except in the event of persons being buried alive. (10)
• I could not bring it into play; it was overwhelmed, buried, lost in those earlier feelings which I had been smarting under year after year. (4)
• Rozsi held back from him, swayed forward and buried her face on his breast…. Half an hour later Swithin was pacing up and down his room. (8)
• He thought of his buried wife, and the noble in the base of that poor soul; needing constantly a present helper, for the nobler to conquer. (10)
• As he looked forward with eager anticipation to the future, he studied the past with an eye newly alive to the treasures of its buried culture. (3)
• Perhaps the one she witnessed in Milan, when a great nobleman was buried, was longer, but in this every individual seemed to feel genuine grief. (5)
• Then is she buried, and the village hears languid howls, and there is a paragraph in the newspapers concerning the extraordinary fidelity of an Old Dog. (10)
• Buried in the official reports of the victors there are indeed imperfect accounts of the engagement: the vanquished have not thought it expedient to relate it. (7)

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