Sentence examples for a small grave from inspiring English sources
Third born means you're not "a tiny skeleton in a small grave at the base of a tree," like your youngest sibling.
It's only a small grave, a rectangle of cheap concrete marking it out, blessed by a flourish of wild yellow lilies.
Third also means you are not, like your parents' fourth child, a tiny skeleton in a small grave at the base of a tree.
A small grave lies in the center of the church, the tomb of an elderly Russian woman who was stabbed in the chapel by a marauder.
The Metropolitan Museum's solution — a small, grave, beautiful photography show — is an apt one, though some people will grumble that Sontag had tributes enough in her time, and doesn't need, or deserve, any more.
WHEN I'm driving from the "Millennium City" of Gurgaon (exploding with residential and I.T. office high-rises) to the megacity of Delhi (already exploded with a population of 18 million) on the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, I see a small grave under a tree.
But the paper had a smudge to work around, a small grove filled with graves that Olympics planners — by law, if not conscience — could not erase.
The earliest local remains consist of a small passage grave (c. 2100 bc) known as Dumha na nGiall ("Mound of the Hostages").
That her relatively small grave contained 468 bronze objects, 775 jades, and more than 6,880 cowries suggests how great the wealth placed in the far-larger royal tombs must have been.
The Canada geese fly into Frederick Douglass Memorial Park every morning, leaving their droppings on the decrepit asphalt roads and their webbed prints on the small grave markers lying flat against the soft ground.
It hangs on a wall with three other portraits that feature one of each sitter's hands in ways that enhance intimacy both spatial and emotional, including the equally small, grave portrayals of Petrus Scriverius and his wife, Anna van der Aar.
