Sentence examples for carnage at the from inspiring English sources
But the carnage at the heart of the Thai capital changes the game.
It was a weekend of thematic if not financial carnage at the box office.
Last year the total (excluding the carnage at the World Trade Center) was 642.
Did the lure of Danny Boyle's extravaganza cause carnage at the box office last night, as feared?
"The carnage at the gravesite was amazing," said Torger Omdahl, the lawyer for Karl and Ronald Gipp and their wives.
The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, Va., in May 1864 is remembered for the obscene carnage at the Bloody Angle, but only a mile or so away, Brig.
Yet the slave-owning and dapper Lee was beloved despite the carnage at Gettysburg, while the slave-freeing and rough-looking Sherman, who ended the war at little cost in human life, was forever labeled a monster.
The army advances across the expanses of Zamoyski's book via the carnage at Borodino to reach the campaign's and the volume's pivot: the French sacking of, and withdrawal from, incinerated Moscow.
Check out the one day carnage at Antietam where the only monuments to the Generals on both sides are the six cannon barrels sunk halfway into the ground, muzzle down, where a general was killed.
The carnage at La Belle Équipe is the worst of any at bars and cafes that night, leaving 19 dead.
The less-than-encouraging reports out of the tech sector paled in comparison to the carnage at Merrill Lynch though, as the firm recorded a second-quarter loss of $4.97 a share, more than twice the expected $1.91.
