casualty造句

No casualty was reported yet.

collection of ship casualty statistics

The number of casualty was 5.

They close around the casualty and I leave with Fiona.

The other great casualty of the Fed's blunder has been the global dollar bloc.

Televisions and telescopes give the visitors visual ability to see the casual casualty.

So the first casualty of the expedition was Luke himself, who decided to leave.

A wa leader said that there was no casualty on their side.

"The larger the colony, the less consequential the casualty," he said.

If you were doing a battlefield triage system – the rhino would probably have had to be a casualty.

The status quo survived the year of revolutions in mainland Europe too, if not without the odd casualty.

Huge casualty figures reported for ancient and medieval battles should be treated with caution; few are eye-witness reports and chroniclers were prone to exaggeration.

Military contacts with the Pentagon would be an obvious first casualty...... But China still would like to keep the status quo on the Korean peninsula.

The ULB may be used for multiple missions that may include re-supply and casualty evacuation and is capable of carrying a 300-pound payload.

If possible, wrap the casualty tightly in a coat, curtain or blanket (not the nylon or cellular type), rug or other heavy-duty fabric.

Obama made the stimulus a cornerstone of his economic recovery plan even before he took office, but his calls for bipartisanship were an early casualty.

(AFP report from Washington D.C.) The US military has confirmed that British-US air forces bombed communication facilities in southern Iraq. The military said that there were no casualty reports from Britain and the United States.

According to the Time of September 19, WedLock, as it's coyly named, is a new type of casualty insurance that gives the unhappily married policyholder a payout after he or she is unhitched.

After an initial deployment of 5,000 troops the number was ramped up to 100,000 within three days. The official media, often reticent about reporting bad news, rapidly updated casualty Numbers.