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Meanings of white coffin in English
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Usage of white coffin in English
1
We left the hospital with our baby in his tiny white coffin.
2
Jaimi's white coffin was covered in pink and white dahlias and baby's breath.
3
But she would have a white coffin an' six hacks.
4
One white coffin held the body of seven-year-old Samuele Robbiano, who died alongside his parents.
5
A dainty white coffin, too small for an adult.
6
Our brother in the white coffin had at last found a lasting tenure in the soil.
7
And I went a bit farther and I saw a little white coffin in a window.
8
One white coffin was bigger than the other; and the blue was the biggest of the three.
9
The white coffin on the pile of golden earth was like the altar of some pagan god.
10
And as he read I fell to wondering who our brother in the white coffin might be.
11
Ms Kenny was carried into the chapel in a white coffin, covered in pink and orange dahlias.
12
As her body is being carried away in its white coffin, a classmate calls her on her cellphone.
13
Sgt McNair, who was part of the police team investigating the infant's death, carried the little white coffin.
14
Paul Devine carried the small white coffin into the church in the crook of his arm like a cot.
15
The white coffin carrying Jaimi was covered in pink and orange dahlias with Jett and Kenny leading the pallbearers.
16
And the miniature white coffin.
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