Sentence examples for deadly period from inspiring English sources

"Musical Evolutions II: Crisis and Creativity (1922-1945)" is the Chamber Music Society's examination of this particularly troubled and deadly period in Europe's modern history.

It can mean "poisoner" or "astrologer," and has nothing to do with the Christian concept of a witch that the settlers in Salem adopted from Europe's deadly period of persecutions against alleged witches.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a global watchdog for press freedom, describes the past three years as the most deadly period for the media since it began collecting data in 1992.

The most deadly period came between 2010 and 2011, with a total of 95 deaths in the river.

But ironically enough, this same deadly period could also be a golden opportunity for every country that has a stake in the region's stability to use yesterday's deaths as motivation to redouble efforts towards establishing a ceasefire.

I hadn't been home for very long, after 15 months, during the deadliest period of the entire war.

Around 1,850 people have been injured in Gaza in the deadliest period of conflict in four decades.

Despite hopes that the conflict was edging towards resolution, Ukraine's war has entered its deadliest period since a nominal ceasefire halted a Russian-led advance in September.

In the deadliest period for the media since the uprising in Syria began, at least three citizen journalists have also been killed in recent days, in an apparent attempt by the regime to prevent news emerging from Homs.

Fourteen American servicemen have been killed in hostile attacks since July 20, the deadliest period for Americans in Iraq since May 1, when President Bush declared the end to major combat operations.

The first six months of this year have been the deadliest period for civilians since the beginning of the war, with nearly 1,462 deaths through the end of June, according to the United Nations.