How To Use Morgue In A Sentence
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Dr. Anjali Mukherjee spent most of her time in the morgue, not just because she was the county medical examiner but also because when she ventured abovestairs at the hospital, she was continually mistaken for a med student or, worse, a candy striper.
The Tenth Circle
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There has been the constant battle to gain access to the pre-Internet newspaper clip morgues of papers, some of which long ago went out of business.
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When the sisters' father went to the morgue to check, he found his daughter had not only been killed, but her body had been horrifically mutilated.
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It's a good thing, too, because the morgue is pretty much overrun by this point - and our protagonists are trying to fight their way out.
After Sundown
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However, they refused to outline the cause of the deaths until the State Pathologist examined the bodies, which were last night at the morgue in the General Hospital.
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SAS troopers also spend about a week in a morgue, observing post-mortem examinations to develop an understanding of anatomy.
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This beautiful chateau had gone from a boarding house to a morgue in just one day.
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For some reason, he had crossed his home address off his passport, so his body went unidentified in the city morgue for three days.
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Imagine a clinical, morgue-like room, all stainless steel and green rubber sheets.
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TUCHMAN: After meeting Denise, we called morgue officials, who this week notified Denise Herbert that one of their unidentified bodies was, indeed, her mother.
CNN Transcript Feb 11, 2006
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That's Jorge Grau, director of the cannibal zombie classic The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue... kind of apposite because this was at the annual Festival of Fantastic Films in Manchester, where the two of us helped out with the presentation work for more years than I care to count.
The Living Dead at the Manchester Festival
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Indeed when Alex got back from the morgue he was looking distinctly pale and green around the gills.
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The most memorable death-bed smacker since Hardy stuck one on Nelson was Sergeant Lewis's peck on the forehead of Morse in the morgue.
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They offered to pay $4,325 toward the funeral in addition to the casket and transportation to the morgue.
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A place she’d never really thought about until last night, when her tiny baby slipped from her into the grim-looking doctor’s hands and she heard him whisper the word morgue.
Sea Escape
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On the way to the morgue, a police officer heard the man gasp for air and they immediately took him to the emergency unit at the nearest hospital.
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Frank then heads to the local newspaper to visit their morgue.
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Employees at a morgue in India have been busted for allowing local traders to store fish (meant for consumption) in among their dead bodies.
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Modern detective fiction is usually traced back to Edgar Allan Poe's trilogy of short stories about C. Auguste Dupin, the archetypal ratiocinative sleuth, starting with The Murders in the Rue Morgue.
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Postmortems on bodies are usually carried out in Dublin in the city morgue, or nationwide in hospital mortuaries.
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Her body had already been taken to the morgue at the hospital.
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Medical samples such as human tissue, blood, and other bodily fluids, are taken from the morgue to the laboratory to be tested.
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It was impossible to independently verify the death toll, but the hospital morgue was so full yesterday that five corpses had been laid outside under blankets.
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Possessed only of his passport, from which he scratched out his home address, Kahn remained unidentified for several days in the city morgue.
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We begin at a real crime scene, move through the forensic labs and a morgue, and end in a courtroom.
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His body lay unrecognised in the city morgue for three days.
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The local hospitals and morgues have only 8 bodies, all civilians.
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He secured a job in a medical school morgue and did his earliest performances with dead animals and human corpses.
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Grey's anatomical studies follow the precedent set by Michelangelo, who risked excommunication to secretly study anatomy in a morgue.
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Luckily, I had a boy with me, who I sent to fetch a morgue vehicle to bring them to the city for proper burial.
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For the next 15 days, she looked for his body in ravines and morgues, on hillsides and in rivers.
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Any phone company that puts loyalty above flexibility is destined for the morgue.
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The body was then exhumed and taken to the city morgue in Marino where a post-mortem was carried out.
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In the 1940s the News began using photographs in the paper, and, consequently building its morgue
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The first thing you see in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is Christ's morgue slab, a polished piece of marble on the floor, guarded by the inevitable squadron of hanging lamps.
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Identified bodies are usually released to funeral homes or crematoriums within 48 hours of their arrival at the morgue.
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This pub's a bit of a morgue; let's liven it up with some dancing.
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A little research in newspaper morgues proved the surgeon had died in a bizarre operating room fight with scalpels when other doctors accused him of unnecessary surgery.
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According to many villagers, there were 8 ambulances and four morgue hearses.
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And many weapon, pharma, security, and oil guys getting their large cuts of the billions that Bush spends on the war weekly; while we the ordinary people only get weekly bodybags of our friends and loved from Iraq getting fedexed down the morgue here.
Think Progress » Concerns over Iran bombing grow.
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Bill sat at the table, his own appetite gone, stung by Ken’s use of the word morgue.
Healing After the Suicide of a Loved One
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What the hell, I wasn't busy and it sounded fun, so I called the morgue, talked to the city desk and ended up writing a ten-grapher.
Hacker - Death at the Member-Guest
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Dozens of family members wandered desperately between hospitals and morgues where they looked over badly burned bodies.
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He was taken to the morgue at Denpasar General Hospital, where he searched the dead to locate missing soldiers.
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On Tuesday I had my 2nd exam, at the inconveniently late time of 6pm I may add, in ‘the Crypt’ - the morgue-like underbelly of Paddy's Wigwam.
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The morgue is receiving a minimum of 60 bodies a day and sometimes more than 100, a morgue employee told IPS on condition of anonymity.
Think Progress » Central morgue in Baghdad can’t keep up with workload.
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The forensic anthropologist from the POW/MIA Accounting group who helped chisel the veteran out of the glacier was expected to arrive at the morgue late Thursday afternoon, when he and the coroner's staff would decide the extent of examination that should take place there.
Remains Returned List WWII
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Lavatory, to turn a Roman and leave the chayr and gout in his bare balbriggans, the sweep, and buy the usual jar of porter at the Morgue and Cruses and set it down before the wife with her fireman’s halmet on her, bidding her mine the hoose, the strum-pet, while him and his lagenloves were rampaging the roads in all their paroply under the noses of the Heliopolitan constabu-lary?
Finnegans Wake
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When the bodies of various stiffs start disappearing from the local morgue, the police are baffled as to where they've gone.
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Most victims were long gone, to hospitals or morgues, and their attackers were as invisible as air.
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Relatives of the dead headed to the city morgue for the grisly task of identifying their loved ones.
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He had to go to the morgue to ID the body.
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The other is Mortuary, which presents the sanitary walls and gleaming metal surfaces of an unpeopled morgue.
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And the morgue fills with the stench of the unforgotten dead.
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He was in charge of the clippings morgue at the newspaper.
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The two bodies were transferred to the city morgue in Fairview around midday for post-mortem tests.
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It's one of the more panic-inducing screen sequences in memory: In a hospital morgue, a mental patient is trussed in a straitjacket and locked away in the airless dark of a body storage drawer.
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At the city morgue, workers nailed together coffins and put some of the dead in an ambulance to transport them to cemeteries.
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His years in the morgue parallel a descent into the shamanic underworld.
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I also needed to visit the morgue to check out the dead woman again.
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For years, we've just been quietly bundling the bodies of patients off to the morgue while infection rates get higher and higher.
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The Louvre is a morgue; you go there to identify your friends.
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A post-mortem was carried out at the city morgue after the body parts were removed from the Royal Canal.
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Michelangelo risked excommunication to secretly study anatomy in a morgue.
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He and his researchers have explored the archives and newspaper morgues with determination, so that the central events are told with an almost deadening thoroughness.
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I swear as I march purposefully toward the direction of the morgue.
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TUCHMAN: After meeting Denise, we called morgue officials, who this week notified Denise Herbert that one of their unidentified bodies was indeed her mother.
CNN Transcript Feb 10, 2006
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Certainly, there were few better visual tricks in premiere week than CSI's opener: a prolonged Matrix-like frozen effect that showed us the results of a morgue gun battle.
For the networks, early returns for returning shows look solid
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A monk will be hired to chant some Buddhist scriptures and perform a simple ceremony at the morgue instead of at a funeral parlor.
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Shortly after that, his body was taken to the city morgue for autopsy.
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But mostly, they end up cold and lifeless in morgues.
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This episode's B-story also gives us the week's ickiest scene, as Dr. Robbins, out of the morgue for a change, performs a "crash C-section" on a pregnant teen who's just hanged herself, slicing open the dead girl's belly as Nick watches in awe and we cover our eyes.
Matt's TV Week in Review
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Yet, as he travels from airport to morgue, waiting room to railway carriage, these bland modern spaces seem to tease out of him at last a rueful sense of guilt and blame.
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Will he now concede that every time he jumped in a car pished out of his window licking brains this was a busted Baby P, a busted mother and child, a busted war hero, or some busted stars of tomorrow youths waiting to end up splattered over Guido's bonnet and in the morgue?
Mr GuF: Window Licker Calls For Lynching, Again
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Newspapers keep a "morgue" to provide writers and editors with a reference collection of information, opinion, and images for future news reporting, feature writing, and opinion pieces.
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The drab but pain-filled room at Baghdad's morgue is a stark reminder of how much this country still suffers.
POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: November 16, 2009
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‘But it amounts to a morgue,’ Jen quietly agreed, shivering slightly at the reduced temperatures in the small room.
