1. The grave was marked by a simple headstone.

2. She left the inscription on her headstone up to her parents.

3. He seeks to blackmail Headstone but succeeds only in driving the man to desperation.

4. The harbor; suddenly, was a coastal graveyard, one headstone overturning, and one plot coming undone.

5. His headstone is embossed with a 1950s model Chevrolet stock car and his trademark No. 8.

6. Now I looked at the headstone, kicked a few rocks, tried to experience a feeling of loss.

7. There was no headstone, but it was neatly tended and there were fresh flowers in a stone jar.

8. A headstone praised by Templars is the key.

9. You could install a reverse periscope in your headstone so morbid voyeurs could come ogle you.

10. Alongside the headstone rested a small, heart - shaped rock, slightly cracked, painted by our artist daughter.

11. Dark red marble headstone placed on one side of the helmet and bronze casting Battle Flag, a symbol of military honor and eternal life.

12. In 1891, an obelisk of Aberdeen granite was erected as a memorial in place of the headstone.

13. He walks through deserted snow-lined streets and arrives at the graveyard to find Sue already kneeling beside the headstone commemorating their children.

14. It was Ernst Neizvestny who was later asked to make the headstone for Khrushchev's grave.

15. Sethe was deeply touched by her sweet name; the remembrance of glittering headstone made her feel especially kindly toward her.

16. No grave in the old cemetery near the town site has a headstone with the name of Ed Bailey.

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17. It's obvious that the audit independence is the soul and headstone of Certified Public Accountant's job.

18. Some say, however, that the friendship between Garrett and Bonney led the lawman to let the outlaw go and another man's body lies beneath the famous headstone.

19. DOGGETT : Would he? Would he tell you about this? About his headstone?

20. Dozens of Chinese tourists wearing orange, maroon and even tartan hats brush each other aside as they try to snaffle the best spots to photograph an ancient headstone.

21. Mr Beeston, a stonemason who found the slab in a quarry years ago, thought it would make a nice headstone and nothing more.