Sentence examples for air grave from inspiring English sources

Thanks to what critics say is the absurdity of Britain's libel laws, we were unable to broadcast the most shocking allegations of abuse in 2010 – they're in my book – but we did air grave criticisms of the church.

A crowd surrounded the stage, shouting insults and waving their shoes in the air, a grave affront in the Arab world.

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It contended that the rules of engagement for the in/out EU referendum must be fair and aired its "grave concerns about the plan... to rig the financial rules in favour of the government position (which, we suspect, is almost certain to be 'yes' to staying in the Brussels club)".

In dozens of villages in the region, frigid green water now laps against long-abandoned harbors, and fishing vessels retrieved from open-air desert graves have been put back to sea.

Where Mary Martin had the pixieish quality of a young mom or teacher cheerfully engaging in playtime — her Peter embodied a kid's attitude ("I don't wanna wear a tie!"), wielded a strange authority ("Lovelier thoughts, Michael!"), and was the ultimate bad influence — Williams had the grave air of a woman who would boldly wear a somewhat mannish haircut to achieve a childhood dream.

Where Mary Martin had the pixieish quality of a young mom or teacher cheerfully engaging in playtime her Peter embodied a kid's attitude ("I don't wanna wear a tie!"), wielded a strange authority ("Lovelier thoughts, Michael!"), and was the ultimate bad influence Williams had the grave air of a woman who would boldly wear a somewhat mannish haircut to achieve a childhood dream.

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Cradle to Grave airs 3 September, 9pm, BBC2.

Shortly after "Flowers Grow Out of My Grave" aired, Borelli announced he was gay in an Instagram post, with a photo of him wearing a rainbow bandanna.

He looked like a man, even an interesting man, dark and ruggedly handsome, with a grave, thoughtful air.