用grave造句子，“grave”造句

He has dug his own grave.

His face was grave when I told him my decision.

It is two grave robbers looking for a jade stone with a famous inscription that has been sought by generations of grave robbers.

The archaeologist has to get special permission to open up the grave.

Cremation cuts out the three most expensive pieces of a funeral: the casket, the embalming process and the grave plot.

With no grave to visit, that flag was his only physical reminder of the man he barely knew.

When and why did the monks inter these sculptures and why with such apparent care, padding them with reed MATS and sprinkling COINS in the mass grave?

He was cool, calm, grave, his gray hair was perfectly smooth upon his temples, and he had just mounted the stairs with his habitual deliberation.

Whoever violates state regulations and deletes, alters, or adds the data or application programs installed in or processed and transmitted by the computer systems, and causes grave consequences, is to be punished according to the preceding paragraph

That is a grave miscalculation.

Her gaze stayed on the grave.

The situation poses a grave threat to world peace.

You are just digging your own grave if you go on smoking so heavily.

"In this grave hour, perhaps the most fateful in our history..." the speech begins.

For in death there is no remembrance of thee: in the grave who shall give thee thanks?

It could be in this mode that a philosopher is moralizing over the grave or it could be a cultural critic.

The next morning, the manager of the park found a male corpse. The man lay peacefully upon the grave, leaning quietly beside the altar behind the monument without any word.

Accordingly, the crowd was sombre and grave.

A slab of stone laid flat over a grave.

What is learned in the cradle is carried to the grave.

Even when no one is killed, the trauma of doors being kicked down and women exposed to strangers is seen as a grave affront.

What for the woman is a crime, entailing grave legal and social consequences, is considered honorable in a man or, at the worse, a slight moral blemish which he cheerfully bears.

They started fighting in the grave.

The grave digger laughs as if the destruction of Athens is a joke.

We pray for our military families; we ask Almighty God to bestow His protection and care on their loved ones as they protect our nation from grave dangers.

Her grave resembled her bed.

During the observance, memorial services are held for the departed and time is made to clean familial grave sites.

In a sense, the author of this pastiche, Seth Grahame-Smith, has turned Jane Austen into a zombie, reviving her text from the grave and turning it into a grisly version of the original.

It's well people don't really rise from their grave, or, last night, she might have witnessed a repulsive scene!

He announced the news in a grave voice.

Mr Papandreou managed to coax his opponents back by pointing out what an appalling impression such squabbles make on the rest of the world at such a grave hour in the country's history.

She laid the bouquet on the newly turfed grave.