Assertion: pallbearer | /r/CapableOf | carry the casket
Facets:
value: after the service
type: TEMPORAL
value: on their shoulders
type: LOCATION
value: to the front of the church
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to the grave
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from the hearse
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to the hearse
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: into the crematorium
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: at a cremation service
type: LOCATION
value: at a funeral
type: TEMPORAL
value: up stairs
type: MANNER
value: out of the chapel
type: OTHER
value: at the burial site
type: LOCATION
value: by their waist
type: MANNER
value: depending on the tradition
type: OTHER
value: these days
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the chapel
type: LOCATION
value: necessarily
type: MANNER
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: to the burial site
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: most commonly
type: DEGREE
value: by the handles
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: down the aisle
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: at waist height
type: MANNER
value: at mass
type: MANNER
value: thirdly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: At the funeral service or mass, the pallbearers will carry the casket down the aisle and to the front of the church.
text: Usually the pallbearers will carry the coffin from the hearse to where the service is being held.
text: Pallbearers in the US and Canada most commonly carry a casket by the handles, and at around waist height.
text: A pallbearer is someone who is selected by a close family member of the deceased to help carry the casket to the burial site at a funeral.
text: Pallbearers carry or accompany the casket at a funeral.
text: Thirdly, pallbearers are carrying the casket to one’s final resting area after the funeral.
text: If there will be a cemetery burial after the service, the pallbearers can again carry or escort the casket from the hearse to the gravesite.
text: When a loved one passes away and you choose to have a traditional burial, it's a common practice to have pallbearers carry the casket.
text: If there will be a cemetery burial after the service, the pallbearers can again carry or escort the casket from the hearse to the gravesite.
text: Pallbearers from among the family or friends should carry the casket and deposit it in the grave.
text: During a funeral service, the pallbearers carry the casket when it needs to be moved.
text: At a Jewish funeral, pallbearers customarily stop seven times while carrying the casket to the grave.
text: Pallbearers carry or accompany the casket during a funeral service.
text: If there is no church truck, the pallbearers carry the casket to the front of the church as instructed by the funeral director or minister concerned.
text: The pallbearers carry the casket, feet first and level, to the grave.
text: Pallbearers carry the casket into the church and place it before the altar.
text: Pallbearers typically carry the casket on their shoulders.
text: Not all pallbearers carry the casket.
text: Pallbearers traditionally carry the casket on their shoulders.
text: Pallbearers can be almost anyone – grandchildren, siblings, close friends – as long as they are physically able to carry the coffin and walk steadily.
text: A pallbearer doesn’t necessarily carry the coffin though, so if you’ve been asked to be one, it’s more likely to be a reflection on your relationship with the person who has died– than for your muscle-power.
text: Sometimes the pallbearers will also carry the coffin back to the hearse after the service if the cremation or burial is happening elsewhere.
text: In, fact, because the pallbearers generally escort, rather than carry the coffin these days, people of all ages and abilities can often play a part.
text: Depending on the tradition, pallbearers would either carry the coffin on their shoulders or by their waist.
text: At a cremation service, pallbearers carry the coffin or casket from the hearse into the crematorium, carefully placing it onto a stand which is known as a catafalque.
text: Pallbearers will either carry the coffin at waist height, on their shoulders, or wheel it in with the assistance of a small trolley, known as a wheel bier.
text: At the end of the service, pallbearers will carry the coffin back out of the chapel and carefully place it back into the hearse before proceeding to the burial site.
text: Once at the burial site, pallbearers will carry the coffin to the grave, place it on wooden struts and position lowering straps through the handles of the coffin.
text: Today, pallbearers carry the coffin at a funeral.
text: The funeral director will provide pallbearers (usually four for a person of average weight) who actually carry the coffin.
text: If necessary, pallbearers can carry the coffin from the chapel to the hearse when it is being transported to the cemetery or crematorium.
text: Directly after come the honorary pallbearers, two by two, preceding the coffin, brought by assistants from the funeral home or the pallbearers carry the coffin.
text: The officiant leads the processional and is followed by pallbearers who carry the coffin.
text: Again, the officiant leads the way followed by the pallbearers who carry the coffin out.
text: A casket can be very heavy and there are times when pallbearers must carry a casket up stairs or long distances in a cemetery.
text: When carrying a coffin or a casket, the pallbearers often have to walk down some steps — such as, the front steps of a church.
text: At a cremation service, pallbearers carry the coffin or casket from the hearse into the crematorium, carefully placing it onto a stand which is known as a catafalque.