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Meanings of gravestone in English
Usage of gravestone in English
1
The glory of this century will be the gravestone of the next.
2
That is definitely one word that can be used on my gravestone.
3
Remember how she reacted when I mentioned the emblem on Flora's gravestone?
4
The words enclosed in brackets are those which are on her gravestone.
5
Take your shovel, Ned, and if necessary we will uncover the gravestone.
6
That night he asked to have this epitaph inscribed upon his gravestone,-
7
No, he would not die-hewould never be buried under this gravestone.
8
A broken heart, a dishonoured name, an early doom, a forgotten gravestone!
9
Wants to put up a gravestone or monument or something, poor lady!'
10
The American Bar Association could raffle tickets to pee on his gravestone.
11
If her people had their way, soon her gravestone would join the others.
12
A flat gravestone in the churchyard has the following curious inscription:-
13
And tomorrow morning you board the Yakushima ferry and visit your sister's gravestone.'
14
A grumbler wrote on a gravestone found in the Vigna Codini:-
15
Emily Burke brushed a tender hand across the cold marble gravestone.
16
It is adversity that binds-besidethe gravestone, beneath the desolated roof.
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Gravestone through the time
Gravestone across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common