Sentence examples for life wound from inspiring English sources

Life wound up imitating graffiti art.

As his life wound down, and cancer claimed his body, his great passion was designing Apple's new, three-million-square-foot headquarters, in Cupertino.

The adaptations it had for this way of life wound up providing the stepping stones for vertebrates to climb onto dry land.

"Tempted in our minds, tormented inside life, wounded and afraid, inside my head, falling through changes," she sings.

In clinical terms, this triage tent has seen a catalog of the effects of modern weapons on human life — gunshot wounds, blast wounds, shrapnel wounds, the occasional burns.

"Allow yourselves to cultivate something from your own life — a wound, mental hauntings," he told the actors.

Previously, the death of Plath's father, Otto (a German-born professor of entomology, who died when she was barely eight), had been thought of as the shadow-event of her life, the wound from which she never recovered.

But closer to life, these wounds are often minuscule, their injury coming from accumulation and ignorance.

A 36-year-old officer named Cristian Movio sustained a non-life threatening wound to his shoulder.

A group of fighters he had come to trust with his own life fatally wounded his fiancée.

PAGE A18 Officer's Belt Deflects Shot A police officer narrowly averted a potentially life-threatening wound ina gunfight on the Lower East Side,the police said.