Examples of 'buried in the new' in a sentence
Meaning of "buried in the new"
To be 'buried in the new' typically refers to being overwhelmed or deeply immersed in new information, tasks, responsibilities, or projects. It suggests being heavily occupied or preoccupied with new developments or changes, often to the point of feeling inundated or buried under a pile of new things to deal with
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buried in the new
Both were buried in the new national cemetery.
The story revolves around the search for a mysterious item buried in the New Mexico desert.
They wanna be buried in the new cemetery.
He was buried in the new family vault built by his father in Barby.
The majority were buried in the new chapel.
He is buried in the new cemetery of Boulogne-Billancourt.
The desire to be buried in the new country.
Tulp is buried in the New Church of Amsterdam.
Legacy and death==Tulp is buried in the New Church of Amsterdam.
He was buried in the new Cimetière de Loyasse at Lyon.
On 17 August, he was buried in the New Cemetery in Zakopane.
Brouwer was buried in the new settlement, which Herckman named Brouwershaven after him.
And he was buried in the new grave.
He was buried in the New Cemetery in Belgrade.
She is buried in the New Mosque, Istanbul.
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