Sentence examples for cold and disease from inspiring English sources

Other witnesses, like Varlam Shalamov and Evgeniya Ginzburg, have also brilliantly described prisoners' constant struggle against hunger, cold and disease.

Some were killed in battle, some were taken as prisoners of war, and many died of cold and disease.

Prose describes the Frank sisters' last days in Bergen-Belsen: huddled in the barracks, succumbing to malnourishment, fatigue, cold and disease in the harsh German winter.

In The Hunger Angel (Portobello Books) the teenaged Leo is sent to a labour camp where if the cold and disease doesn't kill you, the angel that personifies hunger just might.

According to Akhmetzyanov's grandson Salavat, a historian who recently wrote a book about these special resettlers, 10,000 people died of hunger, cold and disease in the first five years of construction, including a son and daughter born to Ibragim and his wife.

Soldiers perished from a different enemy -- hunger, cold, and disease.

California-type table grapes are too susceptible to cold and diseases to be grown east of the Rockies.

A second disaster looms, of mass death from cold, hunger and disease.

That said, I suggest you shop among the rugosas, a large class of antique and modern roses famous for cold hardiness and disease resistance.

The truth commission documented about 7,000 Ixil deaths and estimated that more than 60 percent of the Ixil were forced to flee into the mountains, where many more died of cold, hunger and disease, or were killed when the army bombed them from the air.

Evidence suggested that a combination of cold, starvation and disease including scurvy, pneumonia and tuberculosis, all made worse by lead poisoning, killed everyone in the Franklin party.