Sentence examples for wound by from inspiring English sources

I then saw another wound by his neck".

To many observers at the time, this was a typical self-inflicted wound by Labour.

Thurston more or less pours salt on the wound by kicking 2pts.

The tension is further wound by the ever-present threat of fire.

If all the lamps in the house were turned out you could dress this wound by what shines from it.

He closed up the wound by sewing sutures into the fibrous layer of tissue beneath the skin.

The decision to "demagogue" the immigration issue was a "totally self-inflicted wound by House Republicans," Kristol declared.

And then the GPs' leaders rub salt in the wound by calling for the Summary Care Record to be closed down.

The controversial plans for "Memory Wound," by the Swedish artist Jonas Dahlberg, differed in instructive ways from other memorials that confront feelings of irremediable loss.

The best book that I read last year was a New Directions title, the novel "Beauty Is a Wound," by the Indonesian writer Eka Kurniawan.

So whether they could rub salt in the wound by also beating their rivals in chart entries was an intriguing subplot of this year's top 100.