Sitting in chairs staring at the casket are friends, family, and… Kevin Spacey?
It was better that he did not look at the casket and grave of John Fitzgerald Kennedy too often.
When she came up to the grave at the cemetery, the casket already was in place.
A 12-year-old boy who escaped the shooting with his mother introduced himself to Sullivan at the casket viewing.
St. Joseph's Abbey opened a casket business in 2007, selling high-end handcrafted cypress caskets to help finance its operations.
He would prize the jewel, and overlook the inferiority of the casket.
But Jarrett caught hold of my arm and took possession of the casket, which he opened.
You will remit to her my casket, in which all my private papers are kept.
In the casket of the Dauphin there were several papers he had asked me for.
Rohan alighted, and went upstairs with a casket under his arm.
mid-15c., "small box for jewels, etc.," possibly a diminutive of English cask, or from a corruption of Middle French casset (see cassette). Meaning "coffin" is American English, probably euphemistic, attested by 1832.
Caskets! a vile modern phrase, which compels a person ... to shrink ... from the idea of being buried at all. [Hawthorne, "Our Old Home," 1863]
