Sentence examples for like a grave from inspiring English sources

It was like a grave.

But afterward it looked more like a grave.

Then it was all dark, like a grave.

Mr. Macko said that he visited the old memorial like a grave.

And we wear costumes…" In the novel, it is also a metaphor: "A hole like a grave – covered in water".

De-accessioning the "Arts of Life Murals" on the basis of fashion and expediency now looks like a grave error.

Some days I feel like a grave-rubbing — as if the terrain had been traced onto me.

Bored with her material after the extensive touring (her set list started to feel like "a grave-dig") she had a confidence crash in late 2008 – an "inner oh fuck" – triggered after sharing a stage with "really proficient, soul-searching artists" like Martha Wainwright and Feist and feeling "very, very aware that I was known as a writer of rhythmic danceable material".

"I'd like to build a grave to visit him.

Jena, born in 1920, a devout Shia Muslim follower of a liberal sect, describes the resurgence of women wanting to wear the veil as like "going into a grave before you have to".

It felt taboo to do so--like digging up a grave or a sort of betrayal of my family, the town I grew up in, and my brother.