go to (one's) grave

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go to (one's) grave

To die. I'm just worried that you'll go to your grave angry at your sister.
See also: go, grave
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and there your memory on earth will end; other women have children to go to their graves, fathers, husbands.
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There are thousands of young flowers out there who, I fear, will waste their sweetness on the desert air and go to their graves unnoticed.
Elegy in a seaside town churchyard
The denial came after a Good Friday homily in St Peter's by a preacher who urged those who could help not to go to their graves with secrets.
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Many of the latter will go to their graves holding firm to their beliefs, that this is a matter of salvation.
Communication breakdown
Last night the senior aide to the prince explained: "Neither Prince Charles or Mrs Parker-Bowles are prepared to go to their graves with their current status unchanged.
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He said at the time: "Ireland, and Cork in particular, expects these men to go to their graves broken-spirited and barren."
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Second, most death row inmates go to their graves claiming a rebirth in Christ that will cleanse them of their sins and grant them entrance into heaven.
Dateline death row: on watching a man die
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