Sentence examples for bears a grave from inspiring English sources

Though Kelly told CBS News's Katie Couric last week that Giffords's personality was "100% there", it is clear she still bears a grave injury.

My colleague, who is charged with the individual indictments, will lay special stress on the development of this point, and to expedite the proceedings I shall merely mention the following: The Defendant Seyss-Inquart bears a grave responsibility for the pillaging in Holland of works of art and books.

Mice models of inflammation have more and more been shown to bear a grave divergence from human immune processes.

His grave bears a line of verse he wrote in Iowa at the age of 11: "Look to the Northward stranger, just over the hillside there.

Elvis Presley's memorial in Graceland boasts 18 lines of extravagant praise; Jim Morrison's Paris grave bears a cryptic epitaph in Greek.

His grave bears a one-word epitaph: Undefeated.

Mori has visited Russia five or six times, his spokesman said, including two visits to his father's large granite grave--which bears a large color photo and his name in Japanese characters--in the Siberian city of Shelekhov.

He was so highly regarded in Nottingham that a monument to him was dedicated in 1891, a lion over his grave, which bears an inscription attesting to his divided life: "In life always brave, fighting like a lion, in death like a lamb, tranquil in Zion". Bendigo was inducted into Ring magazine's Boxing Hall of Fame in 1955.

Performing lung biopsy could be justifiable when facing a disease with grave prognosis but bears an increased risk for post-surgical complications and should be individualized to each patient [ 2].

"I stand before you, I think, as a president who bears the gravest burden a president has ever borne".

Also collected was soil from the grave, some of which bore a black stain where bodily fluid had seeped.