Examples of 'want to bury him' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to bury him"
Want to bury him: This phrase is often used metaphorically to indicate a desire to put an end to someone or something, usually in a figurative sense rather than a literal burial
How to use "want to bury him" in a sentence
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want to bury him
I want to bury him next to his father.
I did not want to bury him.
I want to bury him in the family grave.
Someone will want to bury him.
I want to bury him in the village.
Otherwise the priest will not want to bury him properly.
They want to bury him.
Give him the body. He will want to bury him.
I do not want to bury him here.
Want to bury him alive? Anything to shut him up.
We only want to bury him.
Want to bury him here?
He will want to bury him.
Want to bury him alive?
His parents want to bury him in Buffalo.
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Now he could be sleeping . I want to bury him.
I want to bury him too.
Fight, show the evidence he has against those he bought, who want to bury him.
I want to bury him here.
It's his flesh and blood. He will want to bury him.
I want to bury him now.
I will help you . I want to bury him.
You want to bury him.
Properly, without magic . I want to bury him.
Now they want to bury him secretly so as to end the case.
In a quiet place, I want to bury him.
His parents want to bury him in Buffalo . Understandably.
And if he 's dead, I want to bury him.
You want to bury him now?
They say, " We only want to bury him.
You want to bury him with our father?
He was my orderly for 15 years, I want to bury him myself.
And they want to bury him in pajamas!
I want to bury him in the village cemetery . Why?
Hamid… we want to bury him.
You want to bury him here? What?
Properly . I want to bury him.
Why does he want to bury him at Kinneret?
Yeah, mine too Want to bury him here?
So you want to bury him here?
Sir. - Yes. His parents want to bury him in Buffalo.
Jesus, you want to bury him as some kind of a dog!
What if they want to bury him regular-like?
He says, " I want to bury him this morning.
