Sentence examples for sword wound from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing battle, Charnley sustained a sword wound to his hand, but his assailants were forced to flee.

The land battle left 60 Dutch soldiers dead and Enrico with a sword wound to his neck which he received from the hands of Amezquita.

Episode after episode has ended with Felicity in an archer's crosshairs or suffering from an acute case of bullet poisoning, Thea bleeding out from a sword wound, or in one case, Oliver Queen himself plummeting off a cliff, his body slack and definitely, definitely dead.

But in China, she is still the champion who did not let a sword wound keep her from competing; she is still the determined young woman from Nanjing who was the first and, for now at least, the only Chinese fencer to win a gold medal in the Olympics.

(Reuters) BRITAIN: SWORD ATTACK -- A man wielding a samurai sword wounded a senior parliamentarian from the Liberal Democratic Party, Nigel Jones, and killed an aide at the lawmaker's office in Cheltenham, west of London, the police said.

Other remains included those of a young man, found with sword wounds and dated to sometime between 550 and 660 AD.

Like Descartes, Le Grand used the example of the sword wounding the body to illustrate the non-resemblance or dissimilitude of the relations between external objects and sensations, and sensations and ideas.

In some scenes, heads are chopped off and obviously fake blood spurts out of sword wounds.

Badass arrow-wielding Allison Argent was the show's latest victim when she sustained a fatal sword wounds at Oni's hands.

On a state television show, Ministry of Interior spokesman Tariq Al-Hassan said that fifty police officers had been injured, including two with serious sword wounds and that "one protester drove over police resulting in injuries including cutting-off fingers of a policeman before we could catch him".

The work therefore has the potential to unify disease states as diverse as madness, sword wounds, and poisonings as deriving from a single underlying mechanism, indecision.