Sentence examples for graves thinking from inspiring English sources

"Each one of those four went to their graves thinking they didn't do enough to protest," White told me.

At least eight men that I know of have died since the publication of my book, and I'm sure a lot of them went to their graves thinking that MLB had turned their backs on them.

Poor old Fatso must be turning in his grave, thinking about the royalties he is missing out on.

Ronnie and Reggie Kray borrowed heavily from mafia symbology with their dapper suits, their insistence on loyalty and their devotion to their ol' mom who went to her grave thinking her boys were a couple of angels.

"Well, I don't want to go to my grave thinking you blame me for things that were out of my control.

At the reporter's request, they go up the hill where Mr. Michael did his vision quest, sitting beside the dog's grave and thinking about what would become of his own spirit when he died.

The implications of unconscious bias research are never graver than when thinking about the quickly unfolding interactions that occur each day between black males and the police, such as that between Officer Darren Wilson and Michael Brown in Ferguson last week.

"Everybody was thinking mass graves in the way we think of Kosovo," he told the Washington Post.

"One paper said I was so distraught I went to a local cemetery and prayed over a grave because I was thinking of Kim, Rayy says.

That depends on whether you regarded English class as an occasion for learning or for thinking about grave issues like your popularity rating.

It was her grandmother, now long deceased, who bought the eight-grave plot in 1946, thinking that lush, green, rural Long Island was the perfect setting for the Silvers, Blooms and Schwagers to spend eternity.