macabre dance造句

• In " Minefields, " crutches engage in a macabre dance over fields of shifting sands and magnets.
• A macabre dance takes place, with the dancer on the left having her head bent at a near-impossible angle.
• There s a new song about a man who kills his victims with cyanide then performs a macabre dance with their corpses.
• Caskets were flung from their resting places 6 feet underground, and skeletons came to life, flying on Ivan's winds in a macabre dance.
• Then the one-winged plane went airborne again, bouncing up a ridge about 100 feet, the first killing steps in a macabre dance of physics.
• "The macabre dance around the figures of the real number of victims, " said L'Osservatore Romano, is " yet another offense to the Iraqi population and the entire family of nations ."
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• The macabre dances took place in the basement of the Naval Mechanics'School called ESMA, a notorious detention center on the outskirts of Buenos Aires where thousands of prisoners were held and tortured, Scilingo said.
• In front of the facade of the basilica is the Oratory of Disciplini, which has a fresco on the facade from the 15th century with the Triumph of Death on top and a macabre dance of great interest in the lower register.
• A highlight of Solomon s tenure at WRI was a speech she made to the United Nations Conference on Disarmament in 1982, including the following observation :  Talk of disarmament has become a mythical ritual-a strange macabre dance of millions of words-but the weapons are never put down.