Sentence examples for carnage cold from inspiring English sources
They had spray-painted names for each of their tanks and armored personnel carriers on the barrels of their guns: "Assassin," "Carnage," "Cold Steel," "Crazy Train," "Rebel," and one that read, "Got Oil?" I asked Khifa, my translator, how he felt about what we were seeing.
I noted down the names they had spray-painted on the barrels of their guns: "Assassin," "Carnage," "Cold Steel," "Crazy Train," "Rebel," and "Got Oil?" I turned to Khifa, an Iraqi man who was with me, and asked what his feelings were at that moment.
The bomb exploded just before 11 on a cold, snowy morning, leaving a scene of chaos and carnage.
He was a cold-blooded killer carrying out a premeditated act of carnage.
Wresting control from the Greek hierarchs ultimately required diplomatic exchanges at the highest level between the courts of Abdul Hamid, the Ottoman sultan, and Tsar Nicholas II.With a new cold war looming over Ukraine, and Syria still engulfed by endless carnage, is it too much of a luxury to be poring over these exotic but largely forgotten episodes from the annals of diplomacy?
The sudden acts of freaky carnage that might have produced whoops of shocked delight a decade ago now leave the audience cold.
Mr. Warchus also has dissenters among Tony voters – some of whom find him a bit dour, and others who feel "Matilda" is a little cold – and he has already won a Tony for directing the 2009 play "God of Carnage".
