Sentence examples for got grave from inspiring English sources
"And I've got grave concerns about our children as they grow up and start to access the internet in an unsupervised capacity.
Officer Glyn Travis told the BBC: "We've got grave concerns that people have abused the privilege of speaking to and visiting Charles Bronson while in prison.
He's got grave conspiracy concerns too: "Once in college, moreover, these wealthy students are often tapped to join socially exclusive groups — eating clubs, fraternities, secret societies — where they hobnob with influential alumni and prospective employers".
"They always told me, 'As much as you give, you get,' " Graves said.
After a failed one-year experiment, the Cincinnati Reds have decided to have Graves get the last few outs in close games.
"It is clear that markets have got very grave doubts, which in many ways are as bad if not worse after the summit.
Turns out he'd needed to relieve himself, so went to a graveyard, had a shit in a grave, got stuck in the grave and ended up repeatedly falling back into his own pile of faeces every time he tried to escape.
A CAR can be a lethal weapon, a soldier in combat can suffer grave consequences, getting married and raising children can be a serious matter, and voting for politicians can change the nation.
If France and Britain were to get involved, grave developments could bring Europe to a state of war, but would merely mean the virtual subjugation of Czechoslovakia to German rule.
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, issued a statement calling Mr. McCain's remark "a crystal clear indicator that he just doesn't get the grave national security consequences of staying the course.
"McCain's statement today that withdrawing troops doesn't matter is a crystal clear indicator that he just doesn't get the grave national-security consequences of staying the course - Osama bin Laden is freely plotting attacks, our efforts in Afghanistan are undermanned, and our military readiness has been dangerously diminished.
