We've had our danse macabre.

To the 'Palais de la Danse'

The morgue is a macabre spectacle.

One night, there was a ball at the 'Palais de la Danse'

You have a macabre sense of humor, Steve.

That's a macabre comment because we lost a lot of pilots.

The negotiations stalled, but a macabre twist turned the kidnapping into a killing.

We still wonder how all the macabre events that have torn Rwanda apart could have taken place.

When that mule drawn cart got close enough, approached them and beheld its macabre cargo with horror.

Pakistan s macabre association with the Taliban stems mostly from its constant effort to pressure its mortal enemy, India.

With the list getting longer, 8 victims, all male, in less than 72 hours, a macabre new record.

After the Kursk catastrophe, Putin was asked what really happened. It sank, he replied, with a somewhat macabre smile.

At times, the countries of the world seem to be playing out a macabre global compact for self destruction.

But few commentators have focused enough attention on the site of this macabre theatre not a battlefield, but a prison.

Laurent Binet HHhH (stunning in so many ways) Zola Thérèse Raquin (macabre and ahead of its time as is Candide!).

In South Africa, acts of violence continue. Each week the macabre death toll is mounting as a result of attacks on public transportation.

Without doubt therein lies the macabre origin of what is called the Rwandan tragedy , following the long war in Rwanda and the turns of events which the international community has followed.

Truce after truce, the general perception here is that of a macabre pause... ...during which to count the dead between one massacre and another, and peace has never felt so elusive.

It is reduced to keeping a macabre account of the violations of Security Council resolutions, the continuing atrocities and the shells that fall daily on Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially on Sarajevo, the city that symbolizes the universal and perfect cohabitation among different communities.