| Staline's idea to mummify Lenin was the first act of an ideology to create a living God. |
| So it won't rot, they basically embalm and mummify the rat with this propolis substance. |
| They mummify before decay sets in and turn into a leathery brown, similar to the mummies of Egypt. |
| Let your mind's eye mummify them, gaunt and sculptural amid wind and whistling sand. |
| They mummify the victim, as it were, and tuck him away for the morrow. |
| Hybridizing underlying normative values strengthens the vitality of such institutionalisation in instances where restrictive judicial pluralism tends to mummify or even folklorise them. |
