Funereal

Chase U are shown walking Duke Hudson backstage with a funereal vibe.

For Harry, the overwhelming silence of that funereal march remains emblazoned in his mind: "The occasional wail and screaming of someone.

The news came as a harsh reality check for food lovers and fellow independent businesses in the city, and so there was little surprise that there was something of a funereal atmosphere upon our visit on a cold and damp Friday evening.

Haynes is typically the straight man, Woods the buffoon, although there’s a wrong-footing intro where Haynes’ Algy tinkles the ivories with untrammelled exuberance, while Woods assumes a funereal deadpan as his butler, Lane.

Thanks to a committed cast and sharp script, this discomforting funereal farce proves there’s lots to bite into – lox, stock and barrel.

There is always a potential for an immortal story, if one were to step out of the funereal and into the fun.

By modern standards England progressed at a funereal pace but for a while the scoreboard at least suggested that the upper-order fragility had finally been overcome.

He represents it also as a funereal bird, a monster of the night, the very abomination of human kind.

It was often used in tomb paintings and funereal objects to protect the dead in their afterlife.

They gave way in turn to the extremes of feeling and displayed funereal grief alternating with joy.