eternal rest

Life is a process of seeking that place and eternal rest.

It is well past the time when this dinosaur of another age should be set to eternal rest.

Tomorrow, they will both be put to their eternal rest."

"I see the dead queen and her eternal rest disturbed."

Let me come near the dear old soul, and we'll pray together that she may have eternal rest.

She now joins her dear husband Milton in eternal rest.

Perhaps, there to lie down to an eternal rest.

His stone says "Anchored in the harbour of eternal rest."

The final section is about the farewell and about eternal rest.

Eulogizing her, a family friend prayed she would find "eternal rest."

And when he has finished his work of struggling with the river, he does not go to some eternal rest.

It makes sense: having one's eternal rest interrupted is bound to be annoying.

"Do not lose yourself in the exterior world to the extent that you neglect the place of your eternal rest."

The beast wanted to die, but the knight did not want to grant the favor of eternal rest.

He was more than willing to follow this innocent temptress into eternal rest.

Eternal rest isn't what it used to be.

I wonder if it can be that which is disturbing her eternal rest.'

"The bereaved did not expect that their loved ones would find eternal rest under a pathway."

Depending on how things go, the next sleep I ever see might well be my and my entire crew's eternal rest.

The young girl I loved, married of her own choice to a rival, passed, all grey-haired, into the eternal rest.

With these amulets, the deceased was assured of eternal rest under powerful protection.

So began one dead man's journey toward eternal rest, a journey that continues to this day.

The tenors repeat the prayer alone for eternal rest on a simple melody.

He comes upon a graveyard, which he pictures as an inn of eternal rest.

"That they have to spend their eternal rest staring out at a ShopRite."