Sample Sentences forTutankhamun (auto-selected)
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They've been trying for decades to figure out how King Tut died, and they can't agree.† (source)
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During our World History lesson that morning, Mr. Avenovich loaded up a stand-alone simulation so that our class could witness the discovery of King Tut's tomb by archaeologists in Egypt in AD 1922.† (source)
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He'd sit on his crate like King Tut, his arms folded, his head shaking, and he'd watch traffic pass, commenting on life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, money, liquor ("Don't mix corn liquor and cheap wine-ever"), and women ("Never pork a woman on her period-her body's giving off filth").† (source)
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The joke at camp was that the next hole, no bigger than a fist, would reveal miniature sarcophagi, undersized urns, a petite mummy, or-as Melio put it—"a teeny-tiny Tutankhamen."† (source)
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The embankment is icy and steep, and there's no way I could reach it, even if it held the riches of Tutankhamun.† (source)
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You think she'd be the wife of King Tut.† (source)
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It had been my aunt's idea to go see the King Tut exhibition.† (source)
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Tutankhamen wasn't buried in a pyramid.† (source)
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Or maybe he's King Tut come back from the dead.† (source)
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Tribal societies murdered their leaders long before the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamen was slain by his advisers in 1324 B C. Stabbing and beating were the earliest methods of assassination.† (source)
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Don't tell me you knew King Tut, Josh teased.† (source)
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The male symbol was remarkably similar to the Anubis god representation on Tutankhamen's inner-chamber hieroglyphics.† (source)
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I hostessed at a place in Midtown called La Fondue and then I landed (by meeting a drunk man in a bar called King Tut's Wawa Hut) a teaching job at Hunter College.† (source)
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Tutankhamen, poor boy, died at nineteen.† (source)
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I felt like King Tut, except that I was alive and trapped in the mausoleum with a deranged koala.† (source)
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We have three children, and while neither of us would trade the experience of parenthood for the riches of Tutankhamen, the sleepless nights and frequent trips to the hospital when they were infants left both of us exhausted and often overwhelmed.† (source)
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