Sentence examples for wounding herself from inspiring English sources

BATON ROUGE, La. — A nursing student opened fire Friday morning in a classroom filled with students at a technical college's campus here, killing two young women before fatally wounding herself, the police said.

A symbol in Christianity of a caring mother, wounding herself to feed her young, sometimes even representing the Passion of the Christ or the Eucharist, the pelican has inspired many.

Two fell to the cannons and pincers of second-rate privateers and sea monsters, just north of Fallen London; one expired a little more heroically off the Sea of Lilies, after wounding herself in appeal to the goddess Stone, who has been known to conjure up a morsel of coal for beleaguered vessels.

Munley shot the gunman four times despite being wounded herself.

This is just what she did, urging on her soldiers even when severely wounded herself, undeterred by the corpses piling up around her or the anxiety of Charles's military strategists.

Ms. Abramovic, born in what was then Belgrade, Yugoslavia, first became a force in 1973 at the Edinburgh Festival, where she furiously stabbed a knife between her splayed fingers, bloodying 10 blades and tape recording the noises she made as she wounded herself.

Despite the accounts of Ms. Ochoa's troubled emotional state, they note that she was right-handed and wonder how she could have shot herself in the head with her left hand while wearing rubber gloves after she had wounded herself in the leg.

Lyubov, who was trying to hurry them to safety, was wounded herself.

She washes the knife-wound herself and wields a pair of tweezers.

She had several horses shot from under her, but through all the battles in which she served (32 officially, but probably more) she received only one slight wound herself, at Chancellorsville.

The samurai aspect rose to the core with this woman who wounds herself and battles on" Mr. Witcover introduced the show to Dan Von Behren, who works for a computer software company.