Sentence examples for nice grave from inspiring English sources

"Say, that's a very nice grave," the mourner said to the burial gang.

The two oldest ones got a nice grave (eyes), while the younger 4 got 2 small graves to squeeze into (pupils).

Patient is happily expecting to be relieved at last when he crawls into a nice cold grave.

"I want the graves to look nice, like their houses would look if they were alive," she said.

We quickly realised that we didn't actually care about a dead freemason, but in the dappling of the summer sun the graves looked really nice.

'The words on my father's grave.'" Despite a nice, swaying rhythm, and a comforting melody not that far from Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah", the closest a mere song has ever come to sainthood, the record was weak – it all but worshipped weakness, advertised it as a way of life.

Approaching the cemetery, I said to my daughter, "I do not believe in an afterlife, so why am I putting flowers on graves?" "It makes you feel nice," she said, "and it is nice to remember people".

It's a nice thought, although the tone is a bit grave: listening to it, you could get the impression that she is forgiving him for armed robbery.

Nice added: "Truckloads of bodies were tipped into mass graves … In no case was an execution ordered in accordance with due process.

They turned out to be very nice and greatly appreciative of my efforts despite their own grave situation as I've since learned is generally the case.

"It's a nice mix of work and play, and it's not as grave and dead serious as some of the others tend to be".