graverobber

IPA: grˈɑvɛrˈɑbɝ

Examples of "graverobber" in Sentences

The graverobber is actually the guy who wrote the movie I think!
"Come down off your goddamned mountain once in a while, graverobber."
The movie starts with a graverobber doing what graverobbers do best, robbing graves, of course.
He sneaks into the cemetery at night like a common graverobber, seeking to record the voices of the deceased.
The Genetic Opera was The Necromerchant's Debt, which told the story of a graverobber in debt to a Repo Organ Man.
As the slender youth began to splutter about not being a graverobber, a bowlegged cavalryman ran to a panting halt before them.
There was enough variety between the stories to keep me engrossed, plus you just have to find out what happens to the graverobber.
Not interested in the stay awake pills, and why would he be, the graverobber moves on to an old photograph; one that appears to have a ghost captured in it.
In 18th Century England, a young graverobber, played by Monaghan, finds himself condemned to death for his crimes, with only a priest Perlman for company for his last night before the gallows.
A few years ago I was talking to someone about a mutual friend who had died the year before -- a controversial critic and biographer who, despite his graverobber reputation in print, was the funniest, most surrealistically imaginative, ricochetingly incisive, bizarrely erudite, and energized conversationalist we had had the privilege to know.