macabre in A Sentence

The pro race exaggerates this Macabre parade.

There is nothing Macabre about death.

A sometimes funny and sometimes Macabre video story.

The serial killer's Macabre signature, removing the eyelids.

The etymology of the word"Macabre" is uncertain.

Too Macabre. Anyone else?

What is this Macabre game?

So it was sophistry, Macabre sophistry.

Thereafter they changed their name once again to God Macabre.

You are terrified of a life without the thrill of the Macabre.

You are terrified of a life without the thrill of a Macabre.

Now, science is showing just how remarkable these Macabre traits really are.

As Poe laid there, unmoving, for decades, his legend as“the master of Macabre” grew.

As Elvira did not fit the'Vampira image', the name of the show was changed to Movie Macabre.

The FBI have only been able to make a case against him… Macabre signature, removing the eyelids.

To be able to come up with a dead-baby joke, one needs not only a punchline, but a Macabre one.

If the shooter does associate with others, it is likely to be with those who share preoccupations with the Macabre.

Nowadays it even has actors in Macabre makeup who surprise and scare you and justify the name‘Chamber of Horrors'.

To be able to come up with a dead baby joke, one needs not only a punchline but a Macabre one.

To be able to come up with a dead-baby joke, one needs not only a punch line, but a Macabre one.

Macabre joke: A few hours before the downing of the plane over Ukraine, a passenger on Facebook has joked about a crash.

It is related to darkness, death and certain Macabre legends, although the crow is a bird highlighted by other issues, including its intelligence.

Adding to the Macabre nature of the scene, the creature was clad in a skin-tight black suit of oil-skin and a matching black helmet.

More than just Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens had a Macabre side that slipped out every now and then.

Edgar Allan Poe's tales of the Macabre that first appeared in the early 1830s, and his balladic poetry were more influential in France than at home.

It is routine for newspaper reports of US executions to include a description of the final repast requested, indicating a widespread Macabre interest in last meals.

It is important that you be able to handle the Macabre, and you do need to have tact and a warm personality since you are dealing with people in difficult situations.

There is something alluring about the eerie, Macabre side of life(or death, for that matter), so it's not surprising that plenty of sinister, chilling places in history have become popular tourist attractions.

The film, beautifully directed by Québécois Jean-Claude Lauson, is by turns brutal and Macabre, magical and yearning, resting on the exultant premise that no matter what darkness surrounds us, the mind is ours alone.

The Romans believed that the blood of fallen gladiators could cure epilepsy, and 12th century apothecaries were known for keeping a stock of“mummy powder”- a Macabre extract made from ground up mummies looted from Egypt.

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macabre in A Sentence

The pro race exaggerates this Macabre parade.

There is nothing Macabre about death.

A sometimes funny and sometimes Macabre video story.

The serial killer's Macabre signature, removing the eyelids.

The etymology of the word"Macabre" is uncertain.

Too Macabre. Anyone else?

What is this Macabre game?

So it was sophistry, Macabre sophistry.

Thereafter they changed their name once again to God Macabre.

You are terrified of a life without the thrill of the Macabre.

You are terrified of a life without the thrill of a Macabre.

Now, science is showing just how remarkable these Macabre traits really are.

As Poe laid there, unmoving, for decades, his legend as“the master of Macabre” grew.

As Elvira did not fit the'Vampira image', the name of the show was changed to Movie Macabre.

The FBI have only been able to make a case against him… Macabre signature, removing the eyelids.

To be able to come up with a dead-baby joke, one needs not only a punchline, but a Macabre one.

If the shooter does associate with others, it is likely to be with those who share preoccupations with the Macabre.

Nowadays it even has actors in Macabre makeup who surprise and scare you and justify the name‘Chamber of Horrors'.

To be able to come up with a dead baby joke, one needs not only a punchline but a Macabre one.

To be able to come up with a dead-baby joke, one needs not only a punch line, but a Macabre one.

Macabre joke: A few hours before the downing of the plane over Ukraine, a passenger on Facebook has joked about a crash.

It is related to darkness, death and certain Macabre legends, although the crow is a bird highlighted by other issues, including its intelligence.

Adding to the Macabre nature of the scene, the creature was clad in a skin-tight black suit of oil-skin and a matching black helmet.

More than just Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens had a Macabre side that slipped out every now and then.

Edgar Allan Poe's tales of the Macabre that first appeared in the early 1830s, and his balladic poetry were more influential in France than at home.

It is routine for newspaper reports of US executions to include a description of the final repast requested, indicating a widespread Macabre interest in last meals.

It is important that you be able to handle the Macabre, and you do need to have tact and a warm personality since you are dealing with people in difficult situations.

There is something alluring about the eerie, Macabre side of life(or death, for that matter), so it's not surprising that plenty of sinister, chilling places in history have become popular tourist attractions.

The film, beautifully directed by Québécois Jean-Claude Lauson, is by turns brutal and Macabre, magical and yearning, resting on the exultant premise that no matter what darkness surrounds us, the mind is ours alone.

The Romans believed that the blood of fallen gladiators could cure epilepsy, and 12th century apothecaries were known for keeping a stock of“mummy powder”- a Macabre extract made from ground up mummies looted from Egypt.

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