Sentence examples for victim wound from inspiring English sources

The average victim wound up shouldering $691 in costs because of it, up from $554 the previous year.

None of the victims' wounds was life-threatening.

As victims wounded and dying crumpled to the floor, students in nearby classrooms heard the shots.

A hospital near Vila Cruzeiro resembled a war zone clinic mobilized to treat victims wounded during the police operation.

It would provide a real, fair accounting for those guilty of offenses under the previous regime while allowing victims' wounds to heal.

Had Mr. Bastajian run a few strides slower, as he did in 2011, he might have been among the dozens of victims wounded in Monday's bomb blasts.

Mr. Echols has also presented statements from forensic pathologists who said that nearly all the victims' wounds were caused by animals after their deaths, and that the victims did not appear to have been sexually assaulted.

After initial reluctance, two victims wounded in a shooting during Sunday services at New Gethsemane Church of God in Richmond were cooperating Monday in the search for a hooded gunman and two other suspects, the police said.

Back in 2003, I remember a brave camera crew pleading with Reuters to allow them to send their footage of Iraqi civilian victims – wounded, as well as dead – of a British army bombardment of Basra.

Last week, Chinese officials ordered copies of The Beijing News removed from newsstands and censored the newspaper's Web site after it published a photograph of victims wounded during the 1989 democracy movement in Tiananmen Square.

Judith Shklar (1964) and Hannah Arendt (1977) argue trials do little to heal victims wounded by wrongdoing and have little pedagogical role regarding the normative standards that should govern relations.