Sentence examples for shrapnel damage from inspiring English sources

There are signs of shrapnel damage in houses around the UNRWA school.

The shrapnel damage and bullet-holes, mutilated bells and mangled tubing add their own flavour.

One woman with abdominal shrapnel damage who arrived at 4am ended up in theatre for 12 hours.

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Reporters who later examined the firefighters' jackets saw extensive shrapnel damage in the back, suggesting that the blast had occurred behind them, away from the burning store.

In the district of Kerzaz, where houses are pockmarked with bullets and shrapnel damage from the fighting, some families said that those who stayed there in the early days of the fighting were captured in house raids by Gaddafi forces.

The shrapnel damaged her neck and throat, accounting for two of her surgeries.

But shrapnel damaged nerves in his left shoulder so badly that if someone brushes against it, Mr. Muller pales and rears back.

During one 1979 incident at Dulles International Airport near Washington, tire debris and wheel shrapnel damaged an engine, punctured three fuel tanks and severed several hydraulic lines and electrical wires.

Cars sped through the area, failing to stop at red lights, after another barrage of artillery tore down electric cables and shrapnel damaged multiple apartments, offices, and shops.

Missing a leg, her body riddled with shrapnel, damaged nerves and fractures crippling her arm, her husband carried her on his back from one welfare association to another, begging for medical assistance.