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The mouth of the tomb was a dark spot on the plaza floor.
I could see light soaking through the shadows at the mouth of the tomb.
They watched as the casket was carried to the mouth of the tomb.
We had reached the mouth of the tomb.
It crashed down, sealing the mouth of the tomb for what he hoped would be forever.
And she writhed back away from him, into the crumbling, lipless mouth of the Tombs.
It symbolizes the rock that rolled away from the mouth of the tomb when Christ rose from the dead.
Shining the torch, Weaver quickly scrambled down the steps towards the mouth of the tomb, and Haider moved after him.
Collecting his goods, or as many of them as he wanted, he thrust them into the pockets of the greatcoat and returned to the mouth of the tomb.
And the weapon in his hand seemed to automatically transfer its aim from Harry's back to what was first sitting up, then standing, and finally reaching out from the shadowy mouth of the tomb!
In the morning I awoke, wondering, and went to the mouth of the tomb, and there, coming up the valley, I saw the messengers of Cleopatra, and with them a Roman guard.
Slowly as they prayed, the hours drew on till at length, upon the opposite cliff, he saw men whom he knew to be Metem and his escort, approach the mouth of the tomb, and faintly heard him call through the bars of the gateway.
But afterwards, when I learned how it was held through all the land that Harmachis was certainly no more, I came forth and sat in the mouth of the tomb, and ministered to the sick, and at times calculated nativities for the great.
I remember waves besparkled and a shout of surf, where now stones lie gaunt beneath us; I remember pride in walls and columns, where ruin huddles above the mouth of the tomb whence we have come; I remember how clouds walked clad in rainbows.
His long career of guilt has ended in crucifying the Lord of glory; and not only crucifying Him, but placing a great stone at the mouth of the tomb, to prevent, if possible, His leaving it. And what was man doing while the Son of God was in the grave?
