The phrase "put in grave" is not grammatically correct on its own, as it is missing a subject and a verb.
It is possible to use this phrase in a sentence, but it would need to be part of a larger sentence structure, such as "He was put in the grave," or "The body was put in the grave." This phrase is typically used to describe the act of burying someone or something in a grave, and can also be used figuratively to indicate the final resting place or end of something. For example: - After the funeral, the casket was put in the grave. - The old house was put in the grave after it was destroyed by the tornado. - The company's reputation was put in the grave by the scandal.
Luis Corral, an advisor to Ecuador's Assembly of the People of the South, an umbrella group for indigenous federations in southern Ecuador, said that if Tendetza had been able to travel to the COP20 it would have put in "grave doubt the honorability and the image of the Ecuadorean government as a guarantor of the rights of nature".
"These people were put in grave danger," he said of the dancers.
But when people protest against a healthcare proposal because they don't want government to get its hands on their Medicare, this elemental assumption is put in grave doubt.
The scientists found the additional 0.5C would lead to longer heatwaves, greater droughts and, in the tropics, reduced crop yield and all coral reefs being put in grave danger.
Failure, the report says, will "put in grave jeopardy NATO's future as a credible, cohesive and relevant military alliance".As NATO leaders gather in Bucharest next week, Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, has given warning that NATO could become a two-tier alliance with "some allies willing to fight and die to protect people's security, and others who are not".
What's the absolute safest act you do every day that, if you fail to do it well, you will be put in grave danger?
You could also try putting in a "grave request" on the "Find A Grave" website, in case anybody happens across his headstone.
Cutting the funding for the National Writing Project puts in grave jeopardy a nationwide network of 70,000 teachers who, through 200 university-based Writing Project sites, provide local leadership for innovation and deliver localized, high-quality professional development to other educators across the country in all states, across subjects and grades.
until that beast is put in its grave our problems will continue to manifest themselves.
Because Emi was missing, they didn't have anything to put in the grave.
That latter effort was put in the grave Wednesday by a panel of health insurance spokespersons summoned to Washington by the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
