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Meanings of churchyard in anglès
espanyol
adro 
Synonyms
Examples for "God's acre"
Examples for "God's acre"
1
It has never been the custom in Manchester to cultivate God's acre.
2
There was the little God's acre along the road which we passed every day.
3
What spot so peculiarly suited for " God's acre" as that surrounding God's temple?
4
When our dear ones sleep in " God's acre" surrounded by others it is sad.
5
The country now's a grave, a sort of God's acre where only dead things are buried.
Usage of churchyard in anglès
1
In the churchyard John Sterling's grave and the grave of the Rev.
2
At length the mourners reached the churchyard and gathered around the grave.
3
The old trees in the churchyard cast their shade over ancient graves.
4
The grass in the churchyard sparkled with the fairy film of gossamers.
5
He was buried in Chiswick churchyard, near the grave of William Hogarth.
6
The June dawn broke, with the twittering of birds in the churchyard.
7
I found this stone in the churchyard of Minturne Magna, in Dorset.
8
Mr. Churchouse strolled now into the churchyard to look at the grave.
9
We had the piles of coffins waiting for interment in the churchyard.
10
The churchyard and the lower part of the church were quite hidden.
11
It looks like a churchyard; this is an exact specimen of it.
12
In the churchyard, Matilda was pounced upon by the two Misses Green.
13
Unfortunately the churchyard does not extend to the east of the church.
14
That accounts for its situation in the churchyard, not within the fabric.
15
Again, he was seated beneath the old yew tree in the churchyard.
16
A fifteenth-century cross has been dug up in the churchyard and re-erected.
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Churchyard through the time
Churchyard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare