Sentence examples for borne wounded from inspiring English sources

No ambulances have yet borne wounded scooter enthusiasts from Central Park, according to the police unit there.

Love bears wounds of war secrets.

You talk to Dennis about it -- he was not just your beat cop, he was really in the trenches -- and he talks about it, like, 'Yeah, I had a great time.' If he bears wounds from it, both physical and emotional, he doesn't show them".

Friends say that one of Camilla's strengths has been the stoicism with which she has borne the wounding barbs thrown at her by an unfriendly press which, like much of the public, remains wedded to an iconic image of Diana despite some of the unflattering revelations that have emerged about her since her death in a Paris car crash in 1997.

That second bear market wounded the confidence, born by the extended bull markets of the 1980s and 1990s, that stocks were certain to be a good long-term investment.

But she favors a sterilization program instead of a hunt that she says will lead to bears being wounded and left to suffer or turn dangerous.

A year earlier Nugent was found guilty of illegal black bear hunting in Alaska including failing "to locate and harvest" a bear he wounded so it could be put out of its misery.

Even Fox News broke away from Mr. McCain midevent to cover the rescue of a bear cub wounded in a California fire and nicknamed Lil Smokeyy.

Some in the west will now calculate that the wounded bear should be wounded some more so that he relents.

Patients bore gunshot wounds to the extremities, chest, abdomen, pelvis.

Dozens of churches bear the wounds, and towers crumpled as if made of matchsticks.