Sentence examples for about a wound from inspiring English sources
"You can forget about a wound if you don't touch, but when you touch it, it bleeds again".
One man, Dzemal Partusic, said only: 'I do not want to tell any lies, but I cannot tell the truth.' Another, Serif Velic, replied when I asked him about a wound to his head, that he had fallen - it had happened naturally.
Typically, if a doctor is concerned about a wound, they can use swabs to take samples and send them off to a lab where results will be returned in one or two days, during which time an infection can become full blown and result in septicaemia, sepsis, shock or even death, he said.
If you are concerned about a wound being or becoming infected, poking around with dirty fingers could make the wound worse.
Cold Mountain is about a wounded confederate soldier who embarks on a trip home to his mountain community and the childhood sweetheart he left behind.
(Claudia La Rocco) 'Lost on the Natchez Trace' (closes on Sunday) A play about a wounded slave auctioneer whose life suddenly rests in the hands of the slave he just sold should crackle and flare with fury, passion, vengeance, despair.
Silhouette, for example, is about an impatient lover waiting for her man to return; Lucette Stranded on the Island, inspired by Colette's novella Chance Acquaintances, is about a wounded woman who is abandoned on a beach.
A discussion with Dave King, author of "The Ha-Ha," a novel about a wounded Army veteran and his difficult path to a new life, and the radio host Leonard Lopate.
After writing a story, based on personal experience, about a wounded soldier who lay four days in a field face to face with the corpse of a man he had shot, he committed suicide at 33.
The speech was interspersed with examples of his trademark buoyant humor and with poetry — he recited "Opportunity" by Edward Rowland Sill, which grandiosely muses about a wounded prince who makes the most of a broken sword he discovers on a battlefield.
Sofia Coppola's "The Beguiled" screens in competition at Cannes; it's a remake of Don Siegel's 1971 Civil War Western about a wounded Union soldier who is nursed back to health in a Confederate girls' school.
