How to pronounce “mourne” in English

A lot of the other material the Mourne granites and Newry granodiorites, they were collected on the North Shore of Dundalk Bay.

And I haven't quite mourned the loss of Mrs. Kendal and that whole journey

So I had some sake and mourned the loss and moved on with my life.

Shouting and jostling, mourners pushed toward it, six and seven men deep.

"Might be distracting to the audience." "He means the mourners," Stan said.

We'd fought together, mourned friends together.

There was evidence of large funeral feasts by the mourners, lots of sacrificed horses, the women like the men were buried with tools, weapons,

it was like it was so upsetting so why we like mourned for a little while as nerds are want to do and we went away, we played a little Braid, a little bit of Portal 2 and we eased

When the 18th century diarist Thomas Turner lamented the serious illness of his wife and mourned her when she was gone,

After the fire om Pedrogao, communities mourned.

or afterwards. But after that, mourners are kind of left to figure things out on their own.

In particular, so we talked a lot about what's to be mourned and the downsides.

But therapists started noticing, around the 1980s, 1990s, that the people who were trying to let go, the mourners,

It is you know from literally the first death someone mourned.