Sentence examples for a bit grave to from inspiring English sources

Obama seems a bit grave to me these days.

By George Packer November 3, 2008 Obama seems a bit grave to me these days.

It's a nice thought, although the tone is a bit grave: listening to it, you could get the impression that she is forgiving him for armed robbery.

I could not afford to lose those bags!" When Williams talked about tennis, she looked a little older than her 25 years; she looked the way competent people do when discussing an intractable work problem, focused and a little bit grave.

If starting a lifelong commitment from a grave site seems a bit macabre to some, it exemplifies The Kennedys' unaffected personal charm and quirky pop musical sensibility.

To understand, let's review the history — and indulge in a bit of grave dancing, too.

"I want to have a grave to go to".

Next to her grave is a probable male grave, to which it may be linked.

The marina is an open, easy grave to rob.

My foot is probably a tiny bit closer to the grave than it was.

Normally, I'm a bit shy about talking to people, much less to skeletons fresh from the grave, so I just nodded in agreement.