Sentences with phrase «street with corpse»
Even better, Capcom's done a lot to facilitate the player's ability to litter the street with corpse parts, including a refinement of weapon crafting.
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There was no school breakfast program when I was in school, and poverty was common enough that the government felt the need to declare war on it, and yet the streets weren't littered with young corpses.
Westminster is littered with the corpses of people who crossed Gordon Brown en route to Downing Street: he is not going to quit because a few backbenchers criticise him on the telly.
- Siege Warfare: Players can attack each other's settlements with powerful war machines, such as siege towers or trebuchets, and fling rotting corpses over the walls of their enemies to spread pestilence in their streets.
Weeks would provide audiences with a vibrant tour of the city's monumental landmarks — Big Ben, Parliament, Wembley Stadium — if not for the omnipresent corpses littering the cobblestone streets.
As the number of infected grows, the craggy buildings erode at the seams, running water runs scarce, and the narrow streets are like greasy, rotting skin, festering with weeds, flies, and corpses.
A visit to Puerto Rico shows the horrific cruelty of tossing dogs on the streets, where the roads and roadsides are littered with the corpses or half dead bodies of dogs hit by cars.
Whether you create a city replete with traffic jams, natural disasters, and piles of corpses lining the street, or create a vegan utopia with the Green Cities expansion, you are bound to have fun in this city building game.
From the winding cobbled streets of New Yarnham, soaked in crimson and littered with corpses and debris, to the dark corridors of subterranean tombs, every environment is striking in its haunting atmosphere and meticulous attention to detail.
In 2004, in the days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, the streets of New Orleans were filled with floating men: the bloated corpses of mostly poor, black residents left behind by rescue services.