Sentence examples for make a casualty from inspiring English sources

Alcohol even manages to make a casualty of those who do not even know what a drink is, with alcohol now sitting behind a third of substantiated child protection notifications nationally, affecting directly more than 12,600 children and leaving a further 1 million children affected by the drinking of an adult known to them.

Making a casualty of Geary was one of a number of militia actions that resulted in a reduced scope of British reconnaissance, contributing to the eventual success of George Washington's crossing of the Delaware and success at Trenton.

The captured crew were distributed among the French squadron and as a result Bligh was unable to make a full casualty list.

but it will make you a casualty and you'll have to be looked after.

Former Bond girl Honor Blackman is set to make a guest appearance in Casualty playing a feisty pensioner on a mission.

Meanwhile, they read articles that quoted anonymous police sources stating, variously, that Mr. Lefevre had run a red light near the scene of the accident, at Meserole Street and Morgan Avenue, or that he had been passing a truck on the right as the truck was turning, making him a casualty of a right hook.

That makes you a casualty of war and of the dark side of the human condition.

"Casualties don't make a person look bad," Ryan told reporters.

"We're not saying there is any equivalency with the Serbs," remarked Bill Arkin, the author of the report, "but we are saying that NATO made a fetish about minimizing civilian casualties but the process was deficient".

One global concern must be that anyone accused of murder adopts this strategy, so a maniac who goes berserk with a gun in America can say he made a huge effort to avoid casualties by sending a text first, and in any case those schoolboys were probably put in that choir deliberately by Hamas.

Falls makes "a general estimate" that German casualties were "probably fairly equal".