Sentence examples for like casualty from inspiring English sources
Like Casualty, its UK counterpart, ER was forged in reality, that is scriptwriter (and former doctor) Michael Crichton's harrowing experiences in a genuine emergency room.
At first she had quite small parts, in shows like Casualty, The House of Eliott, Lovejoy and Peak Practice, and she made extra money by singing in clubs, and playing the guitar.
An air ambulance paramedic, Fletcher spends much of his day 1,500ft in the air, rushing to the scene of accidents and emergencies – making his working life a little like Casualty mixed with Airwolf.
And like Casualty, it originally had an incisive political edge, teaching Brits about the horrors of healthcare for poor, un-or-under-insured Americans, teenage pregnancy ("babies havin' babies") and some searing depictions of gang war in Chicago, with bullets flying and blood flowing.
In Scotland, we used to joke that any particularly rough place was: "Like casualty on a Friday night", but it is no joke now.
Richard Godin's superb lighting slams between indigo and scarlet; bodies are hauled around like casualties of a mosh pit.
You can tell the graphic-novels section in a bookstore from afar, by the young bodies sprawled around it like casualties of a localized disaster.
By Peter Schjeldahl You can tell the graphic-novels section in a bookstore from afar, by the young bodies sprawled around it like casualties of a localized disaster.
Staring at the wall in daylight, under an extremely hot August sun, I found myself resisting the idea that this really happened, that three young people really died right there, like casualties in a war zone.
Surely there are much larger social forces at work in fashion, as in all subcultures, and the Mirandas of the world, as much as they seem like casualties of their own psychology, are also reflections of us -- our ideas of style, our hunger for glamour, our age-old need for a consummate antagonist in a chic red suit.
In these situations, it is crucial to transfer the alert message to sink rapidly so that corresponding measures could be taken to respond to emergencies, for the tardy information can result in severe consequences like casualties or property loss [8, 9].
