Because Elpis was so heavy and grievous, when Pandora opened the lid, all of the other evils quickly flew out into the world and Elpis lay stuck at the bottom.
The noble Brutus Hath told you Caesar was ambitious; If it were so, it was a grievous fault, And grievously hath Caesar answer'd it.
The new Verizon chief executive, Hans Vestberg, told you Oath was ambitious: If it were so, it was a grievous ambition, And grievously hath Oath answer'd it.
Allan and Sarah Ripp, who own a 1910 farmhouse in Millerton, N.Y., were baffled that something they were so fortunate to possess had become such a grievous burden to their two older children.
And yet if the violation, if there was one, was so obvious and grievous, it seems odd that the city waited until last week -- nearly six years after the case was filed a month following that hearing (in which a city attorney participated) -- to find fault with it.
Future generations might be spared the insult of knowing that medical experimentation on enslaved women is not so grievous an offense as to preclude the person who performed it being honored with a public memorial.
What was so important about fourth that led him to commit grievous bodily harm on poor old Malcolm Nash's bowling?
The most grievous historical misrepresentation here, therefore, is that we are so much more willing to acknowledge the indigenous past of North America, rather than the indigenous present.
The teenagers, many of whom are so young that they cannot be publicly named, all face charges of murder, conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm and violent disorder.
As indisputably great as he was, Matthews was so ludicrously physical that police watching the famous Neville Bruns incident charged him with assault causing grievous bodily harm.
