Graver in a sentence

A single city of Czarnians may not be anywhere near as dire as the entire world of them that Lobo laid waste to, but it is still going to be a far graver concern than what the DC Universe usually faces.

Graver comes to Seedcopa + SeedcoDE after serving as Senior Vice President of Business Development for the Brandywine Division of Fulton Bank, where she has supported small- to mid-market commercial lending since 2010.

In a sense, the claim made here was even graver than the criminal election-subversion cases filed against Trump by the U.S. Department of Justice and in Fulton County, Georgia, because neither of those cases alleges insurrection or rebellion.

Michael Vargulish Graver connected on the winner with two minutes to play.

That risk is all the graver if the person giving the orders is the president, particularly one protected by absolute immunity.

Good work Mr Graver! good to have you back in Aus!

While Sam may be hampered by a sore shoulder, God appears to be hampered to a far graver extent.

Rather than mitigating or resolving the dollar liquidity crisis, short-term debt only created a much graver crisis — a solvency crisis.

South Africa’s crisis is far graver than the second-largest documented listeriosis outbreak, which occurred in the U.S. in 2011 with a total of 147 reported cases linked to contaminated cantaloupes.

That “60 Minutes” correspondent Anderson Cooper and many in our country found it acceptable to ask a woman, “Did he use a condom?” on national TV is a far graver reflection of America’s moral malaise than a man having a one-night affair 12 years ago.

This declaration, in turn, clears Matt Graver (Josh Brolin) to fight dirty against these cartels.

With the skies wearing a ominous grey look and a bright red Duke ball in hand, there is perhaps no graver sight for a batsman in England than to see Anderson steaming up the slope at the iconic cricket ground.

His brief introductions to the 26 half-hour episodes were shot in July 1973 by Gary Graver.

Musical instrument engraving on American-made brass instruments flourished in the 1920s and utilizes a specialized engraving technique where a flat graver is "walked" across the surface of the instrument to make zig-zag lines and patterns.

One of Zapf's projects was the book Feder und Stichel ("Pen and Graver"), printed from metal plates designed by Zapf and cut by the punchcutter August Rosenberger during the war.

Only a few close friends were invited: Garrison, Graver, Roger Hill : 298 and Prince Alessandro Tasca di Cuto.

The method for "walking" the graver may also be referred to as "wriggle" or "wiggle" cuts.

The outer profile of the glyph is completed by scraping away with a graver the material outside the counter spaces, leaving only the stroke or lines of the glyph.

Tool sharpening Sharpening a graver or burin requires either a sharpening stone or wheel.