1. The mourners carefully wrapped the body in cerements before placing it in the casket.
2. The ancient Egyptians believed in preserving the body with cerements for the afterlife.
3. The funeral director provided the family with traditional cerements for their loved one's burial.
4. The cerements were made of fine linen and infused with fragrant oils.
5. The priest recited prayers as the body was wrapped in cerements.
6. The cerements were carefully removed before the body was laid to rest.
7. The ancient practice of using cerements dates back thousands of years.
8. The family gathered to watch as the deceased was prepared with cerements for burial.
9. The funeral home offered a variety of cerements for families to choose from.
10. The custom of using cerements for burial has been passed down through generations in many cultures.