Sentence examples for some massacres from inspiring English sources

This place had some massacres.

They are behind recent attacks on human-rights activists and some massacres of villagers.

Santosh Kumar Dube, who holds a municipal office in Ranchi, said he believed that Mr. Baitha "fought with arms, and participated in some massacres" during his time as a Maoist.

Terry, he's our military expert -- he wasn't ever in, but he gets all these magazines -- anyway, he figures Obama doesn't really want to go to war, but if you twist his arm or back him in a corner because of some massacre or humanitarian whatever, then fine -- but only after he thinks about all the nuances and stuff.

"I'm looking for some good massacres early," this year's judge said as the competition began, the second week in May.

Straw, feathers, matted tufts of yellowed wool, are strewn across the room like some barnyard massacre.

The dead in question were those killed in the February 28th incident (some say massacre) in 1947, when the island's native Taiwanese re belled against the corrupt and venal regime of a government from Chiang Kai-shek's China, which had only recently taken over the island from a defeated Japan.

Called by historian Charles Francis Adams, Jr. "ill-conceived, "ill-executed, [and] ill-fated", the short-lived colony is best remembered for the battle (some say massacre) there between Plymouth troops led by Miles Standish and an Indian force led by Pecksuot.