Sentence examples for grave secrets from inspiring English sources

A suburban St . Louisman charged on Friday with abducting, torturing and strangling two prostitutes hanged himself in jail while under suicide watch, possibly taking to the grave secrets about unsolved slayings of eight other women.

One humanitarian effort -- Reichs's participation in the exhumation of a mass grave in a Mayan village in Guatemala -- is the basis for her new book, GRAVE SECRETS (Scribner, $25), and there's no doubting its terrible authenticity.

We both agree that from an emotional point of view, Grave Secrets probably pulls at the heart strings the most, while also still being scary and fun.The story that the Cascone sisters spun with Grave Secrets connects in a very emotional way as it highlights themes of compassion and understanding, and not "judging a book by its cover".

And the performances in Grave Secrets from the incredible Diane Ladd as Barnsy, as well as a talented young actress Mackenzie Brooke Smith as Anna the ghost, create a very emotion-packed climax to this story, not to mention the excellent performances from the entire Grave Secrets cast.

We also created a separate half-hour episode version of "Grave Secrets" and that is how Nickelodeon decided to launch the series and the same with CiTV in the U.K., who launched the show on Halloween.

When we met with Toper, he instantly responded to Deadtime Stories and it was his suggestion to prepare the half-hour pilot version of the Grave Secrets story to give Nickelodeon the option to launch the series either way.

In the past two weeks, when we've boarded the bus, it's as if we've all tacitly agreed to some grave, secret mission.

Five American families, each harboring a grave secret, took their seats around a vast dining table at the home of David Bradley, a Washington, D.C., entrepreneur who owns the media company that publishes The Atlantic.

O.K.?"  Five American families, each harboring a grave secret, took their seats around a vast dining table at the home of David Bradley, a Washington, D.C., entrepreneur who owns the media company that publishes The Atlantic.

The college keeps the precise location of the grave secret.

"The thinking is that he went to the grave with secrets in his head, so if I bust open the head, I will find the secrets," said John Bohannon, who is chairman of the Houdini Committee, the group at the Society of American Magicians that looks after the grave site.