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graveyard

[greyv-yahrd] / ˈgreɪvˌyɑrd /


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"We are ghosts on the night shift," says Leandro Cristovao from Angola, who has worked the graveyard shift at a south London market for seven years.

From Barron's

"They used to come to this place to eat fruits. But now it seems to have become their graveyard."

From BBC

Mining sites pop up wherever local people find deposits in this land laden with riches - on farmland, in former graveyards and along riverbeds.

From BBC

Many older satellites are shifted into "graveyard orbits," while others become drifting orbital debris that can disrupt the operation of active systems.

From Science Daily

Location manager, Rachel Hyde, says every inch of the graveyard and the surrounding roads were used for filming, while the church interior became the actors' green room.

From BBC