Sentence examples for battle suffering from inspiring English sources

Joe was wounded on the second day of the battle, suffering concussion and a serious wound to an eye.

Not only did these mascots provide comfort and entertainment to lonely and bored soldiers in camp and on marches, but they often became companions in battle, suffering alongside their regiments.

The regiment took heavy casualties during the battle, suffering 71 deaths, 75 wounded, and 67 captured.

The British troops, on their march back to Boston, were then engaged in a running battle, suffering heavy casualties.

The Almirante Lynch was slightly damaged in the battle, suffering hits to her steam-pipe and flooding in her aft compartment, but besides that, the two torpedo boats were undamaged.

They promptly stormed an island on which the Mayaguez crew was not being held, hours after ship and crew had been released, and fought a pointless, bitter battle, suffering 41 dead.

Mr Thamilselvan was a celebrated rebel soldier wounded in two key battles, suffering injuries which forced him to walk with a stick.

He also suggests that the European elites who vied to prove their virility in battle were suffering from a "crisis of masculinity".

With the Great War now under way, he's sent to lead troops into battle and, suffering a chlorine-gas attack by German forces, is rescued from the battlefield, hospitalized, and warned by doctors that his exploring days are done.

What's important is the energy and courage we are willing to expend reversing entropy, battling cynicism, suffering and challenging mediocre minds, staring down those who would trample our dreams, taking a stand for magic, and advancing the potential of the human race.

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