Gravers submitted their designs for the town square's fountain to the committee.

The document bore the name Graver at the top.

The master printmaker handed his apprentice a worn graver and demonstrated the delicate pressure needed to incise the copper plate.

Her tone became graver as she described the accident.

The gravers in the workshop examined each plate for tiny imperfections before finishing.

The historian catalogued the graveries found along the river, noting their varying styles and inscriptions.

The old craftsman spent decades mastering gravery, the delicate technique used to incise patterns into metal and ivory.

The archaeologist presented evidence that several graverobbings had occurred at the site centuries ago.

The graverobber crept through the moonlit cemetery, searching for a tomb that might hide valuables he could sell.

In the 19th century, graverobbing was sometimes tolerated because medical schools desperately needed cadavers for study.