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Meanings of grave news in English
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Usage of grave news in English
1
I am afraid we have some grave news about your lord father.
2
One glance at his face showed that he had brought grave news.
3
The grave news brought all the party to the sick bed.
4
But hold on; I must first tell you some grave news.
5
Undoubtedly this grave news from the North Sea is the explanation.
6
They used to be sombre dossiers issued each morning, bringing grave news from Crimea.
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This was grave news, but it was followed in a few days by graver.
8
It was late where Ahmad was, so Zeitoun worried that the call might bring grave news.
9
Balsamo stuck his chin out with the gesture of one who imparts grave news; then paused reflectively.
10
It was agreed that Tayoga should go, and in about two hours he returned with grave news.
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This is grave news ostentatiously cried Hawke.
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We have had grave news from Dorne.
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He brings me very grave news.
14
I bring grave news, Majesty!
15
At Beaufort West grave news awaited the mail, and we learned of the capitulation of twelve hundred soldiers near Ladysmith.
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The elders promise obedience, but grave news is reported by a guard who has been set to watch the corpse.