And there was the man in Winston-Salem who wasn't in his own coffin.

But the departure of Myners feels like another nail in the Co-op's own coffin.

A wise man never buys his own coffin, laughed Barrington.

This monogrammed case-itwas like seeing my own coffin.

The nation which loses its citizen army drives the first nail into its own coffin.

He'd just hammered another nail into his own coffin.

I would go and look at my own coffin!

So that must mean-'dropyour ballot in the box and then drop into your own coffin.'

To see your own coffin in a dream, business defeat and domestic sorrow may be expected.

I soon perceived what I sought-myown coffin.

A chill shot through him as he realized he might be staring at his own coffin.

Nietzsche, who proclaimed that God was dead -but whose own coffin was adorned with a silvered cross.

My real point, which I am hesitant to state, is that he pretty much climbed into his own coffin.

The thought of sleeping anywhere besides his own coffin unnerved him, but he hid his feelings for the others' sake.

These men, in driving a nail into the policy of Conciliation, drove a nail far more deeply into their own coffin.

Old Mr. O'Connell of Derrynane, pitched upon an oak tree to make his own coffin, and mentioned his purpose to a carpenter.