How To Use Cremains In A Sentence
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The cremains can then either be buried in a cemetery, inurned in a columbarium, scattered or kept for later disposition.
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In fact, my father himself, who was a professor of English and is now being called the cremains, would have pointed out to you the alliteration in
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Bruce and Frances were cremated and the cremains enurned at Swan Lake Memorial Gardens in Peoria, Illinois.
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It contains approximately 1900 crypts and 5000 niches for cremains.
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I am writing to you to object to the word cremains, which was used by your representative when he met with my mother and me two days after my father's death.
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Unbelievably, the term "cremains" is the preferred nomenclature of the Cremation Association of North America (I looked this up).
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The cremains of no more than two persons, who are members of the same family, may be inurned in one niche.
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Disposing or storing of the ashes, called cremains, has become a more creative exercise as well.
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Yeah, but now it appears a new way: using the cremains a diamond.
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Yeah, but now it appears a new way: using the cremains to make a diamond.
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Then he would have told you that cremains falls into the same category as brunch and is known as a portmanteau word.
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The only urn that may be used for inurning cremains in the Columbarium shall be the urn purchased from the church an urn of similar size which will fit in the niche.
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When and where appropriate, inurning of cremains can be made by American Heritage Cremation Society.
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The unaffiliated are the majority, and most of them don't know anything about the Jewish traditions around death," Zuckerman said, adding that his cemetery, which is owned by a Conservative synagogue but serves Reform, Orthodox and the unaffiliated, will open special sections for cremains and intermarried families this summer.
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In fact, my father himself, who was a professor of English and is now being called the cremains, would have pointed out to you the alliteration in Porta Potti and the rhyme in pooper-scooper.
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The "cremains," in lipstick-size capsules, are on a rocket launched from a Lockheed L-1011 airplane over Grand Canary Island.
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Attorney Neal Gordon -- the trustee assign to resolve the debts of the family-owned business that started in 1920 -- said finding the cremains was a surprise and unsettling.
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The cremains, a term of art in the funeral business, may certainly be felt if they are not sealed in a container; if they are, then feel free to touch the container.
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Seriously, a company call Lifetime, I think in Illinois, that takes the carbon from cremains, which is the lingo for "cremated remains," and turns them into actual diamonds that people are wearing as jewelry.
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The civil affairs department in Beijing is mulling rules to subsidize those who opt for sea-burial, which is considered a green option for cremains disposal.
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A private family service will be held, with cremains to be interred at St. Alexander Roman Catholic cemetery, Woodridge, Man.
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As one who works with words for a living, I must say that any invented word, like Porta Potti or pooper-scooper, has a cheerful or even jovial ring to it that I don't think you really intended when you invented the word cremains.
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