Sentence examples for grave price from inspiring English sources

"She was left in the grave," Price says.

Just days after the government shutdown came to an end, and with public opinion polls continuing to show that the Republican Party paid a grave price for its radical and shortsighted maneuver, Meet The Press host David Gregory wanted to discuss President Obama's failure to lead.

The question boils down to this: How grave a price would Americans pay if Afghanistan were lost to the Taliban?

In a 2010 documentary, "Voices from the Grave," Dolours Price recalls, "Gerry didn't allow himself to be in the presence of guns, or in any situation that would put him at risk of arrest".

Roper took Graves down from West Point for certain instruction and Princeton paid Graves his price.

First, at a time when a college degree is more important than ever to obtaining reliable employment, we are in grave danger of pricing too many of our young students out of a college education.

The state regulates the fees a cemetery can charge for services like excavation, but graves sell at market price.

He said the underlying economic strength of Russia's economy is still in grave doubt as oil prices slide.

There was a bank, the Graves beauty parlor and Price's bakery, Mr. Johnson said, and his uncle owned a pool hall nearby.

In order to mount an exhibition of Bordeaux wines, the region's wine brokers drew up a list of the best Médoc and Graves vineyards, based on price records and informal rankings dating back centuries.

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