Sentence examples similar to graves stir from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kissinger never quarreled with President Nixon's chilling creed, "If the President does it, it's legal," which probably caused Sir Thomas More to stir in his grave.
Museum officials hope the publication of the historians' findings will stir submerged memories and resurrect old stories of plundered graves, prompting some families to come forward to inquire about their dead.
Clearly, the consequences of one person's uncooperativeness can be made so grave, and his malevolence and culpability so transparent, as to stir even a self-hating moral relativist from his dogmatic slumbers.
(LE) POISSON ROUGE 158 Bleecker St. (212-796-0741) — SepThree Three players who are always willing to startle an audience — the saxophonist John Zorn, the bassist Bill Laswell, and the drummer Milford Graves — stir up free-jazz trouble.
Stir, stir, stir and don't forget to stir.
As long as you have plenty of cash and she never has to work .Ms Austen stirred in her grave.
One presumed the Lady approved – and somewhere, to be sure, Andy Warhol stirred in his grave".
His efforts to reopen mass graves from the Spanish Civil War have stirred up criticism, mostly from conservative politicians but also from liberal colleagues on the bench.
Their evidence included the corpses from mass graves, and the accounts of survivors, reviving memories of the outrage stirred abroad by events at Srebrenica.
1963 Russia-China Solidarity MOSCOW — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev stirred memories of his famous "we will bury you" remark tonight by pledging that Communist China and the Soviet Union together will toss the last shovelful of earth on the "grave of capitalism".
