Sentence examples for a bit of grave from inspiring English sources

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

"Daesh keeps a bit of the grave open so we would approach and then be killed with an explosion," Jaafar Husseini, spokesman for the Hezbollah Brigades militia operating near Tikrit, said in an interview last week, referring to Islamic State by its Arabic acronym.

That there's a bit of "Hamlet" in the grave digging struck him as intriguing.

One gives directions for a woman who has lost a child and buried it: the grieving woman takes from the grave a bit of the soil, which she wraps in black wool and sells to a merchant, saying, "I sell it; you buy it / this black wool and this grain of sorrow".

On a Saturday afternoon drive to see Willa Cather's grave (visiting grave sites seems to be a bit of a pastime here), Ms. Schulman was steadfast in maintaining that colonies like MacDowell are essential and should be protected.

Small wonder then, in SOUTHWESTERLY WIND (Holt, $22), that a grave and thoughtful cop like Espinosa would relish a case with a bit of subtlety.

Wentz describes the song "a bit of '70s funk mixed with [the band's 2003 album] Take This to Your Grave with tight verses and big, fat choruses".

A bit of context.

A bit of that".

A bit of hope.

A bit of decorum.