A Prayer for the Dying has a mixed reaction.

No Prayer for the Dying, shows Eddie bursting out of another grave.

I did a film called Prayer For The Dying.

Hence the self-consciously "heavy statement" of "Prayer for the Dying," the first single from the album.

No Prayer for the Dying is a studio album by Iron Maiden.

Lord Imesfor began to recite the Prayer for the Dying, this time for himself.

Galaeron did not recognize the sound until the other captive, the elf in the high mage's robes, began to say the Prayer for the Dying.

A Prayer for the Dying is a 1987 thriller film about a former IRA member trying to escape his past.

After the critical success of "Mona Lisa," he plays a role against type in "A Prayer for the Dying."

A Prayer for the Dying, by Stewart O'Nan.

Louis sat in the carriage listening to Abb Edgeworth who read out to him the Prayers for the Dying.

Finally, he chose "Prayer for the Dying," co-starring Mickey Rourke, which will be released in the next few months.

THE things that attract attention in "A Prayer for the Dying" are not the things that should.

The Abb Edgeworth was close beside his King, still murmuring the Prayers for the Dying.

Prayer For The Dying (Mind over Four)

Sputnikmusic were equally negative, stating that "No Prayer for the Dying is a plain, listless record that never really gets itself going."

Originally Franc Roddam was going direct A Prayer for the Dying but left during pre-production due to creative differences.

Did Mickey Rourke really give the terror outfit the proceeds from his next film after A Prayer For The Dying?

No Prayer for the Dying does not follow the continuity of previous album covers, as Eddie no longer exhibits either his lobotomy or cyborg enhancements.

It was released just weeks before the album, No Prayer for the Dying, and climbed to number three on the UK Singles Chart.

His excellent novel "A Prayer for the Dying," about a Civil War-era undertaker struggling with a diphtheria epidemic, is written in the unwieldy second person.

The narrator of O'Nan's fifth novel, "A Prayer for the Dying," is similarly haunted, this time by memories of the Civil War.

As with Camus's "Plague" and Stewart O'Nan's "Prayer for the Dying," disease casts a gray eschatological light over the story.