Sentence examples for the previous victims from inspiring English sources

Today's death marks a new point in the outbreak as all of the previous victims were believed to have serious underlying health problems.

The previous victims who filed complaints left the company, their careers in ruins, and in return for money, signed agreements that muzzled them.

"Screaming at painful volume the names of the forty-nine whose bodies were ripped apart in Orlando, and the previous victims and the ones before them" would be a much better way to honor the dead, Himes argued.

Felton, the latest victim, was fatally shot early Tuesday near North Nebraska Avenue and East McBerry Street ― just blocks from a memorial to the previous victims.

After a few days to a week, digestion is completed and the leaf straightens out, resetting the trap, and the remains of the previous victim fall off or are washed or blown away.

Unfortunately, Joey had already climbed into the bath, which has descended and released her into a water tank below the room, where the corpses of previous victims (including her friend Mina) remain, drowned and decomposing.

There's no doubting that the mention of West Ham United doesn't strike fear into opponents as the names of previous victims Real Madrid or Chelsea do - the Scots among you may include Celtic - but the Hammers finished a respectable 10th in the English Premier League last season despite being ravaged by injuries.

She had nothing like the public profile of previous victims such as the Duchess of York, the Countess of Wessex or the former England manager Sven-Göran Eriksson. Sven-Göran Eriksson

Furthermore, the small number of previous victims included in the survey may have affected results related to victimization and HSP adoption; future surveys may adopt a sampling strategy to include a larger number of previous burglary victims.

The robots of Novus don't care about humans, although they seem impressed that they have survived longer than the Hierarchy's previous victims.

A punish-the-tease tale of exhausting repetitiveness, Larry Cohen's script is trapped in a tedious loop of drugging and threatening as Jennifer is shown the fates of previous victims and meets a cute fellow captive (Daniel Gillies).