Sentence examples for horrific fighting from inspiring English sources
Three days later on the battlefield of Antietam, Oliver stood with the remnants of the 35th near the Stone Bridge, a focal point of the day's horrific fighting.
Gen. Israel B. Richardson in the horrific fighting at "Bloody Lane".
The 26-year armed conflict between the government of Sri Lanka and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam ended in 2009 after horrific fighting by both sides in which government forces surrounded the rebels in the northern Vanni region and blew entire villages to smithereens.
Seventy years ago, the United States and North Korea signed the Korean War Armistice Agreement to stop the horrific fighting between the U.S.-backed South and the former Soviet-backed North that was responsible for the death of nearly 4 million people.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA--Remember the horrific, three-legged fighting machines in Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds?
They did not die fighting a horrific act of international terrorism.
None of the five died the kinds of horrific deaths associated with fighting fires -- no burns, no severe smoke inhalation, no falling buildings.
The obliviousness of a society that enjoys those pleasures while its most valiant members are fighting a horrific war far away strikes him as a desecration of the sacrifices of those fighters.
"As in 1789, when ordinary people, ordinary Americans, did extraordinary things to create a new nation," Mr. Hastert said, "on Sept. 11 ordinary Americans exhibited extraordinary courage in fighting a horrific evil".
Watch Cassidy on our livestream, 24/7 at http://tinykittens.comMore about what we do: http://tinykittens.com/programs "By the time he was rescued, he had nearly starved to death and his depleted body had stopped fighting a horrific E. Coli infection in both stumps," a spokesperson from the Tiny Kittens Society wrote on its website.
But unemployment and poverty are rife in Sana'a, electricity has been non-existent for much of the last 10 months, prices have risen exponentially, thousands of civilians have died, child soldiers are fighting in horrific numbers, and 80% of the population is in need of humanitarian aid.
