Sentence examples for grave finding from inspiring English sources

These lines, rather than the more pressingly political lines around them, are quintessential Zagajewski, insisting on mixing the deeply playful with the highly grave, finding phrases such as "the dead don't have much to say", which even in translation remains oddly affecting in its calm mystery, wry acceptance and slow, sly shrug.

These scientists, as well as the scientific community at large, are understandably worried that President Donald Trump will ignore the grave findings of this report.

Play a game finding graves with your name, leave the deceased flowers and take an etching kit to record their names.

A year later, some of the statements made by Mr. Powell have been confirmed, but many of his gravest findings have been upended by David A. Kay, who until Jan . 23was Washington's chief weapons inspector.

So here everyone's mitre is about to blow away and we are in grave danger of finding out what a cardinal wears underneath his skirt.

Hearing that a career in standup is an express ticket to the grave is like finding out a career in politics leads to moral compromises: yesterday's news.

The skill is in finding graves, recovering the bodies and associated evidence, and reconstructing events surrounding a victim's murder.

The cemetery is split into sections for ease of finding graves which, for the most part, follow an alphabetic (e.g. Section K) or alphanumeric (e.g. Section D-3) naming system, though there are some that follow a numeric scheme.

Lots of luck finding his grave.

*Maps are sometimes vague, so if you have trouble finding a grave, ask a groundsworker for help.

She frees the men and women — headed by the grave Wilhelm Danny Gloverr) — and, on finding that they wish to stay in place, employs them on a decent wage.