deadly injury

He remarks that it is the second time he has had to test a weapon in order to survive a deadly injury.

Dragons were magical creatures; Brenn had only succeeded in capturing the silver one because of her deadly injuries.

Some say that our king took a deadly injury in the last days of the Red Ship War, and that it was but to body the Elderlings bore away.

During World War II and the U.S.'s involvement in the Vietnam War, blast lung was a common and often deadly injury.

During this period, superstition found expression in the formation of wax images of hated persons, into which long pins were thrust, in the confident expectation that thereby deadly injury would be induced to the person represented.

Representative Toby Roth, Republican of Wisconsin, who requested the report, said, "The bottom line is that every day, thousands of Navy trainees are still exposed to potentially deadly injuries, in the 130 high-risk training courses."

Another possibility is that people with left main bronchus injuries are more likely to also have other deadly injuries and therefore die before reaching hospital, making them less likely to be included in studies that determine rates of injuries.

During the battle with Atlas, Zoë receives deadly injuries; she is poisoned by her old friend Ladon; her father, Atlas, makes the final strike that kills her and Atlas holds the burden of holding the sky again.

The Wisconsin court then answered that question in the affirmative, ruling that a blanket exception was warranted in drug cases because of the "extremely high risk of serious if not deadly injury to the police" as well as the ease with which evidence can be destroyed.