Sentence examples for graveyard meaning from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it was necessary to avoid "the stability of the graveyard", meaning banks so over-capitalised that they take too few risks.
Clashes also took place near the capital, Sana'a.Abubakar Sheikh Ibrahim Shariff, a radical Muslim preacher, also known as "Makaburi", meaning graveyard in Swahili, was shot dead by unidentified men in Mombasa, Kenya's port city.
On April 1st Mr Shariff, known by the nickname "Makaburi" (meaning graveyard in Swahili), was shot dead by unidentified men as he waited to make a court appearance.In this section Pretending to be a civilian Next after next… Last-ditch bargaining Breathing again Why invest?
The most affable, straight-talking character is killed very horribly and unexpectedly, blood and viscera have sloshed everywhere and one of the first discoveries is a frozen lab animal graveyard that brings new meaning to the phrase "Arctic monkeys".
It means "graveyard" in Swahili.
"The knight would have been buried in the graveyard associated with the monastery meaning he had money or was important in the society of time," Murray told HuffPost.
Reolice derives from an Irish word meaning churchyard or graveyard, alluding to the belief that the island had religious significance as a place of burial to people at the time.
Life is the dash between years on a headstone in a cold graveyard: we punctuate that tiny little line with meaning.
I mean, not just a graveyard, but the same two superpowers and the very same graveyard.
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