Sentence examples for casualty date from inspiring English sources
"The intelligence community estimates that 100 to 150 people have died from detected chemical weapons attacks in Syria to date; however, casualty date is likely incomplete," a White House statement read.
You'll be shown key facts such as the person's rank, grade, specialty, and casualty date.
You can also search for names that conform to certain criteria such as enlistment type, race, hometown, casualty date, squadron, and much more.
The names of the 58,000 people who died or disappeared in the war, in chronological order according to their casualty date, with no distinction of military ranks or corps.
Casualty dates from at least 10 years before the crushing of the Prague Spring by Soviet tanks in 1968 (the event from which the signposts, "Before" and "After," take their orientation).
The country has a history of land-mine use and casualties dating from decades of warfare that ended in 1992.
Yet in a bleak irony, the biggest casualty to date has been in Newcastle, the north-eastern base of Northern Rock.
He is the highest profile casualty to date of a cost-cutting drive announced last week that will see more than a dozen editorial roles go at the publisher of the Evening Standard, Independent, Independent on Sunday and the i.
Attorney General Eric Holder today will become the first Attorney General of the United States to be found in contempt of Congress, and the highest-profile casualty to date in the long-running controversy over the "Fast and Furious" operation conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives.
But last night they were still fighting battles with Hizbullah close to the Israeli border, and suffering their heaviest casualties to date - 24 dead on Saturday with another heavy toll expected yesterday.
Woolworths and the furniture chain MFI are the highest profile casualties to date, but the list includes the entertainment chain Zavvi, tea and coffee merchant Whittard of Chelsea and the menswear chain Officers Club.
