Sentences with mortician
mor·ti·cian
M m - Farmer Hoggett himself looms like a tall, thin tree as he explains the moral underpinnings of veganism; Elliott Gould, already a supporter, frowns like a mortician in a black suit as he surveys the herd of potential endorsers and donors.
- In one case, the report found a hospital mortician was paid �10 for each brain he provided for a research project.
- US military morticians had reconstructed the brothers' faces to look as lifelike as possible, and allowed Western journalists to videotape and photograph them, after Iraqi civilians were sceptical that Uday and Qusay were really dead.
- Three different teams, 31 on each team, medical examiners, morticians on those teams, they will locate the bodies.
- The mortician did his job well enough for the other brother to look at his mother in her casket, her face turned to the side to show the undamaged features.
- Having met a beautiful mortician during their trip, the two agreed that Maxwell Reid would be a perfect choice to play that character.
- And I believe the mortician has gone down to receive the body.
- Cotnoir was a mortician in Iraq and was undergoing psychological counseling at the time of his award, presented by the ‘Marine Corps Times’ last month.
- Believe it or not, this guy actually is a mortician, running a lucrative funeral business in Richmond, Virginia!
- But brutal conditions and the taunts of the mortician 's apprentice cause a defiant Oliver to run away to London.
- During his tour in Iraq last year, Cotnoir had been a military mortician responsible for preparing soldiers for open-casket funerals.
- Books must deal with the local sheriff, an eager mortician, and a nosey reporter who all want a piece of the dying legend.
- Funeral directors, morticians, and cemeteries are discovering the customer-experience thing, adopting technology to personalize and speed a trade long rooted in cookie-cutter sameness.
- Inside the tent, U.S. officials said it was standard practice to use morticians putty to prepare bodies for viewing and was not intended to fool the Iraqi people.
- Cotnoir, now a Marine reservist, was a military mortician in Iraq.