Sentences with phrase «war wounds»

Whether or not that is a problem will be decided whenever that quiet format war winds down.

His grandfather was his first experience with war wounds, and Adam grew to love him, and soon after the old soldier died, he joined the army and became a great soldier and now has his own list of places he has been.

As the cold war wound down, CEO James Yoh, a nuclear physicist by training, figured his best chance for growth would come from within.

As Thompson explains, tulips in fact were becoming more popular, particularly in Germany, and, as the first phase of the 30 Years War wound down, it looked like Germany would be victorious, which would mean a better market for tulips.

Also in Group E, Pacos Ferreira and Dnipro go head to head, with both able to compare war wounds having lost to Fiorentina in the opening two rounds of games.

With the federal budget sequester on and the Afghanistan war winding down, the numbers of soldiers assigned to the post and civilians working there is likely to decrease.

Lax pays a long - overdue tribute to three scientists — Howard Florey, Ernst Chain, and Norman Heatley — who in 1940s Britain raced to create a usable drug from mold — penicillin — and produce it in quantities large enough to treat soldiers suffering from gangrene and other infected war wounds.

Was it Eddie, the man with the dark past back east, or perhaps it was even his army buddy Buzz (Bendix), whose war wound causes him to lose his mind everytime he hears loud music?

It's 1921, and while England's war wounds remain raw the legacy of the 1918 influenza pandemic is proving even more devastating.

The kids are then packed off on a daunting, 900 km cross-country trek to the sanctuary of their grandmother in the North, and though their path is beset by a country's suppurating war wounds, their only accomplice is an emaciated and mysterious Jewish drifter named Thomas (Kai Malina).

The cast is rounded out by the likes of Sarah Lancashire, Alison Steadman and Catherine Zeta - Jones, who will play a journalist sent to Walmington - on - Sea to interview the Home Guard as the Second World War winds down.

Haunted by war wounds and the woman who left him, Ex-Delta Army Sergeant Joe Warren is a man scarred body and soul.

Private J. Robert Conway smuggled him into battle where Stubby would bark warnings about enemy troops, detect enemy gas, and located war wounded.

(well, Tea Trails might be a luxury destination but going climbing, trekking, white water rafting or cycling invites the odd war wound or two).

His language originated in dressing war wounds, which may be why I found myself seeing Giulio Turcato's lunar scene painted onto rubber as ulcerous.

War wounds are much different.

Go into a cave and pix their feathers, and each one of those be the war wounds one have rec.

He's already come a cropper due to his style when a foray outside his 18 - yard box saw his face connect with the boot of Liverpool forward Sadio Mané, but on his return to the side after a few stitches to his war wound, he's showing that only his face was dented and not his confidence.

«The male actors were talking about their war wounds — one broke his arm on the set, another hurt his leg — and I'm like, «I had a 10 - pound baby a few years ago,» which shut everyone up.»

Thankfully, we recovered from the mastitis, the thrush and the war wounds on my nipples.

Each one is a war wound that has meant I have faced cancer and kicked it head on!

And that big bandage is a war wound.

He works to build a new life and a real home for his «wife» and his «daughter», but the daily violence he confronts quickly reopens his war wounds, and Dheepan is forced to reconnect with his warrior's instincts to protect the people he hopes will become his true family.

From an initial vehicle assault on a military outpost the war winds through streets of a deserted town to an intense final fire - fight in an industrial harbor.

It's a treat, then, to watch him take relish in the part of the ultimate cast - off, a Roman general chewed up and spit out by the city for which he earned his war wounds.

Rees weaves in scenes of combat, of Henry and Ronsel both consorting with women in Berlin as the war winds down, and finally of their glorious returns home, where they're celebrated as heroes by their family but nonetheless alienated by a country they've been away from for so long.

Morris ponders his own father Alvin's wounded eye from a baseball, thinking that it is no different than a war wound because «part of his life had been shot down.»

The war wounds of the Taliban leaders also reflect the bloody and brutal style of war that took place in and around Kandahar in the 1980s.

It's been on my must - read list since I first came across Bissell's story, War Wounds, in The Best American Travel Writing 2005 a couple of years back.

I actually became a fire skipper and have the war wound to show for it on the back of my knee.

Dane Carder's show «War Wounds» contains primarily large - scale paintings of American Civil War soldiers wounded, often grotesquely, in battle.

The new work reflects a different existence outside the garden of promise — one where emotional disturbance is manifested in very real scars and war wounds.

He's the former geeky schoolboy who becomes a sexy foreign correspondent and knocks the socks off all the women at his high school reunion with his war wounds.