Sentence examples for war casualty from inspiring English sources

Seymour is a war casualty.

Avant-gardism was a war casualty.

John's death was the first war casualty I experienced.

His son David (the badly cast Ben Schnetzer) is a war casualty — he's blind.

War casualty or not, he was, for the moment, the most photographed man in Pakistan.

Pound was, in a way, a war casualty, too; but he outlived almost all his literary and artistic contemporaries.

Fewer than one per cent of Civil War casualties resulted from bayonet wounds.

And as Civil War casualties piled up, so did Lincoln's guilt and regret.

By yesterday the talk shows were back to discussing war casualties and interviewing Democratic presidential candidates.

Three news reports about Iraq war casualties were among the winners of the 2007 Peabody Awards.

Indeed, even before any declaration of war, casualties have piled up.