Sentence examples for better grave from inspiring English sources

When plans were announced this winter to exhume him, study his remains and give him a better grave, more than a few voices called for leaving him alone, figuring that his secrets should remain that way.

"BETTER a grave in Colombia than a jail in the United States".

No one could better her grave archaic beauty in Nijinsky's Faun, or her tragic restraint in Les Noces.

On the following day, Serb demonstrators gathered on the streets of Belgrade shouting "Better the grave than a slave, better a war than the pact" (Bolje grob nego rob, Bolje rat nego pakt).

What you did was no better than grave-robbery".

"Israel and the United States should have thought better of the grave risks of such tests at this critical time in this region before launching those missiles," Korotchenko said in an interview.

"He had better search for a grave in another country," Schneller said.

No one knows better than Dudley how grave this has become for BP, Britain's largest company.

Larger funeral home franchises often dispose of unclaimed cremains ("in, for lack of a better word, a mass grave," says Shrader) after a year.

However, a second Neath Canal Act was passed on 26 May 1798, to authorise an extension of about 2.5 mile to Giant's Grave, where better facilities for transferring goods to seagoing vessels were available.

Though on average US K-12 spending in education is on par -- if not better than -- many, grave inequities persist that create an environment where, as OECD has noted, "students across the United States are not equally well prepared to compete in the United States labor market".