entomb

Many people are entombed in the rubble of the bombe buildings.

The paradox of earth is that it cradles life and then entombs life.

many people died, most entombed in collapsed buildings.

The ancient pharaohs were often entombed with their treasures.

The earthquake entombed many people under the rubble.

Legends say that a treasure is entombed in the old castle.

The archaeologists discovered a mummy entombed in the pyramid.

The ancient city was entombed by the volcanic ash.

The tomb was entombed in a hidden chamber deep underground.

The secrets of the past are entombed within these ancient walls.

The tragic event entombed the memories of the survivors forever.

The lost civilization was entombed beneath the layers of soil and rock.

The ancient manuscript was entombed in a hidden chamber for centuries.

His body is no longer in the city of Worcester, and is now entombed.

As the ice retreats it uncovers the foliage it had entombed.

What that's doing is basically entombing all this kind of biomolecular information that comes from your mouth.

When you entombed in men's eyes shall lie.

My personality was entombed within a seemingly silent body, a vibrant mind hidden in plain sight within a chrysalis.

He was entombed with snakes and fed them.

And entombed with these little bug-hunters is an evolutionary key.

They look as if they could cradle or entomb you.

And unlike the sarcophagus, it was designed to entomb everything inside and last for the next century until at least 2117.

They describe it as “entombing the parasite.” To make that happen in infected people, however, will take a lot more work.