Sentence examples for would be wounded from inspiring English sources

Both of us would be wounded.

Little did the bods at Media City know that the Rhinos would be wounded beyond repair by now.

European pride would be wounded, and the reputation of the region's defense industry would be badly damaged.

We all believed, for a day or two, that there would be wounded people to take care of.

The four Roosevelt sons and their father had all trained for preparedness; two boys would be wounded; a third would be killed in France.

The Labour leader would be wounded if Boris Johnson, the Tory incumbent, managed to retain the post in a left-leaning city under an unpopular national government led by his own party.An even greater ignominy threatens Labour in the north.

And the ideological defeat for the Tories would be wounding in the way Nigel Lawson's 1988 budget, which took the top tax band down to 40%, was for the left.

Both he and Mason also confirmed the witness testimony that one attacker had been shot; they added that it was Flip, and Broussard said that he'd been wounded in the right hand.

The defense declined to cross-examine Corcoran and other witnesses who'd been wounded.

On Saturday, police brutally attacked a sit-in of activists who'd been wounded in the February revolution, who were protesting that little had changed.

Juskalian described his capture as follows: "One of our intelligence officers had gone out to check on the situation, and word came back that he'd been wounded and was out there somewhere.