The phrase "make the grave" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb phrase that typically means to make a grave or burial site, as in creating a physical resting place for a deceased person. For example: The family gathered to help make the grave for their beloved grandmother.
d)The Indians intended to make the grave the centerpiece of a "museum/casino cultural complex".
"One day you'll hope to make the grave, before the papers send you there," he sings, pointedly, in the track "One of the Brightest Stars".
They make the grave assumption that the best way to cheer someone up is to tell them that all will be well.
The villagers say that the United Nations came with a digger to make the grave, but that it was up to the local people to move the badly decomposed bodies into it.
"It's vital that in straitened economic times, the UK government does not make the grave mistake of making cuts to higher education and research funding or spreading limited funds too thinly," the foreword says.
"The government has made the grave error of devaluing without implementing a comprehensive plan to reduce inflation," says Luis Secco of Perspectiv@s, a consultancy.
The State Department spokesman, James P. Rubin, said that "we certainly would be prepared to to respond if Serbian forces made the grave mistake of trying to interfere" with NATO operations.
He makes the grave allegation that the best economists in inter-war Europe were forced into exile as they supported Keynesian ideas of combating a recession/depression.
But my position on this is not shared by many top employers, where candidates are still rejected outright for having made the grave mistake of attending state schools.
The whine about Muslims makes the grave man sound like a complaining, selfish child whose toy is not as big as the one given to the boy next door.
But because Hughes and Deutch made the grave mistake of casting ANDREW MCCARTHY as Blane, there was no way Andie could end up with anyone but him, as teen test audiences made extremely clear to the film-makers.
