Sentence examples for is a gravestone from inspiring English sources

But, for a conventional Republican politician like Ryan, given the nihilistic ungovernability of today's G.O.P. caucus, the Speakership is a gravestone.

(There is a gravestone at the site — for Charles A. Willets, the man who bought the property from Mr. Loggia's family and sold it to the military).

Though Paul McCartney can recall in minute detail how he made the name up in 1965, it turns out that in St Peter's Woolton Parish Church cemetery, just a few yards from where Paul first met John on 6 July 1957, there is a gravestone, humble but clearly marked, for one Eleanor Rigby.

To the south-east of the church there is a gravestone marking the grave of Edward Sherdley (d. 1741); the stone features carvings of a skull and crossbones and an hourglass, and is known locally as the "pirate's grave".

Another exhibit, incidentally, purports to be a gravestone of his dead hero Genet.

Kevin Duffy, 70, Wigan There's a gravestone in the grounds of our garden engraved with the words: "In remembrance of Ould Boby, the donkey, aged 54 years.

The second was a gravestone in pink highlighter with writing in fluorescent green that said: "R.I.P. SPC Mills SSG Estavano SPC Johnson SSG Proctor SSG Altamarino 1LT Vincent" Most of these soldiers died while I was in Iraq in 2011.

Among the items he included are a gravestone, a wallet, soap, a table, a perfume bottle, a cooking pot, a television set, a cart, an accordion, a Sudoko cube, a fireplace, a laptop, a Chanel handbag, a gas tank, a bible and Prince's "Black Album," from 1987.

There's a gravestone within the garden, with a few stones balancing on top of it.

They hadn't the slightest doubt that the United States was exempt from history, that everyone else had already filled that proverbial graveyard and that there would never be a gravestone for them.

(At Desert Memorial Park in Cathedral City there is a small gravestone lying flat on the ground that reads: "The Best Is Yet to Come. Francis Albert Sinatra, 1915 to 1998". Although outsiders often view these towns as part of Palm Springs, they're not. The newer towns are separate entities.