Funereal sight

Usage examples of hearse.

I mean to say you might have got a hearse up that staircase, and taken it broadwise, with the splinter-bar towards the wall and the door towards the balustrades: and done it easy.

Chevy and a hearse driven by funeral-home owner and Kinderhook county coroner Junior Duckworth.

But he came in on it with us, even letting Willard use the hearse to transport the stuff over to Paducah and St.

It was in such a manner that Emmett gradually wound his spurtive course past the trees and brush where the hearse was hidden, and finally jolted out of sight.

We workers in woods make bridal bedsteads and card-tables, as well as coffins and hearses.

They allowed the team to draw the hearse on at a steady pace, with the packhorses tied behind.

Arthur and the other pallbearers were only faces set in the windows of the hearse.

He watched Victor Callan and the mortician's assistant, Ned Ryedock, as they used a wheeled gurney to transfer a body from the black Cadillac hearse into the embalming and cremation wing.

For the same reason, he followed the hearse to the funeral home and stayed with Callan and his assistant until Peyser's and Sholnick's bodies were fed into the white-hot flames of the crematorium.

Richard strode through the car park and its exemplary diversity of stilled traffic, like an illustration of all you might meet on the contemporary road with its contraflow and intercool: hearse, heap, dragster, dump truck, duchess-wagon, cripple-bubble.

Despite its unpleasant, sad associations, Abigail's was sanctuary, a place where even phantom hearses could not get me.

Sixty miles away, in Arnhem, crowds standing on the Amsterdamseweg watched as a massive black-and-silver hearse pulled by two plodding farm horses passed slowly by.

I followed Walker across the lot and as we got close to the hearse I could see that the back of it was loaded with all kinds of junk, mostly stuff from Mexico: patio lanterns, wrought-iron bookends, pin atas and a few adding machines and typewriters.

Some young men, amid the declamations of the throng, harnessed themselves and began to drag Lamarque in the hearse across the bridge of Austerlitz and Lafayette in a hackney-coach along the Quai Morland.

The hearse remained motionless behind the other bleachers, shining its headlights at us.