At the church, he left behind a scene of carnage.
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In the morning, the building was a scene of carnage.
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They saw a scene of carnage, with bodies sprawled everywhere.
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Witnesses described a scene of carnage, with charred or mutilated bodies strewn around.
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The insurgents left a scene of carnage, with at least 140 soldiers dead.
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They stood on the same spot that was transformed into a scene of carnage this week.
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My kids learned to ride their bikes on the same path that became Tuesday's scene of carnage.
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Eyewitness Ahmed Al-Deeb described a scene of carnage, with dead and dying policemen lying next to wrecked cars.
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It could have been another tragic scene of carnage from Syria, South Sudan or some other war-torn place.
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President Trump depicts an embattled United States as a scene of "carnage," as if we have just lost a war.
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LAS VEGAS — The scene of carnage this time was a flat 22012-acre parcel of land without any permanent structures.
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Thousands gathered outside the church in Tanta shortly after the blast, some wearing black, crying, and describing a scene of carnage.
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The Delaware State Police arrived to a scene of carnage: a twisted metal shell and dozens of bodies strewn around it.
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What follows is an all-too-familiar scene of carnage in 21st century America: A gunman shoots defenseless students in a classroom.
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But when the new president referred to the country as a scene of "carnage" in his inaugural address, the objections were relatively muted.
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They arrived at Valley Hospital Medical Center, which brought a new scene of carnage: gurneys with patients, rattling past across the blood-stained floor.
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On Tuesday, they became a scene of carnage, as government warplanes attacked the town's marketplace, killing dozens of people, according to residents and rescue workers.
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When Times journalists arrived at the house 16 hours after the raid, the area was a scene of carnage with burned vehicles and crumbled walls.
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Soon after, we see Maeve (Thandie Newton) looking calmly over a scene of carnage, and Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) on horseback, aiming a gun at partygoers.
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A mile-long scene of carnage Minassian was arrested in a white rental van about seven minutes after police received a 911 call, Saunders said Wednesday.
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But on Thursday, the rite turned into a scene of carnage, as an explosion outside the school's main gate killed eight people and injured 65 others.
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One day, Katja drops their young son off at Nuri's office, and when she returns it is to a scene of carnage: A nail bomb has killed her husband and child.
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The first two blasts ripped through the Brussels airport on the morning of March 22, 2016, turning a busy travel hub in the heart of Europe into a scene of carnage.
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So the news that just hours before, an alt-right rally in Charlottesville, Va., had turned into a scene of carnage, leaving one person dead and more than 20 seriously injured, hit hard.
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A suicide bomber, perhaps no older than they, had walked in as their algebra class ended and physics was about to begin, detonating his explosive vest and turning the university prep center into a scene of carnage.
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But the manufacturing company, tucked in the Chicago suburb of Aurora, turned into a scene of carnage when a man who was just fired pulled out a gun and started shooting everyone around him, killing five people.
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As investigators sketched a portrait of the suspect, Stephen Paddock, a wealthy gambler and amateur golfer, survivors have described the scene of carnage in vivid detail: Thousands of concertgoers screaming and running for cover as victims fell around them.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - American country music stars expressed horror after Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas turned a three-day open-air festival into a scene of carnage, and one said it forced him to change his opposition to gun control.
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Officials who traveled to the site of the bombings in the village of Al Khamees, near Mustaba in Hajjah province, described a scene of carnage after two ordnances hit throngs of shoppers on Tuesday afternoon, one of the market's busiest times.
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The director of the college, Olga Grebennikoba, described a scene of carnage in the school's cafeteria, with the assailant first setting off the explosive device that shattered the windows and then firing indiscriminately at students who crowded the room during the lunch hour.
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The explosion badly burned dozens of other people and over 80 were listed as missing a day after the incident as relatives of the deceased and onlookers gathered round the scene of carnage in the town of Tlahuelilpan, about 62 miles north of Mexico City.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A municipal building in Virginia Beach, Va., was turned into a scene of carnage on Friday afternoon after a longtime public utilities employee began firing indiscriminately at his co-workers with a handgun, the authorities said, killing a dozen people and injuring several others before dying after an extended shootout with the police.
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The youthful supersleuth moves away from scene after scene of carnage with little more than a gulp.
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Part I ends on that scene of carnage. Part II begins several years later, in the middle of the war; probably in 1917. Tietjens is back in London, breakfasting with Sylvia, who flings her plate of food at him. He has been fighting in France, where he was shell-shocked, and much of his memory has been obliterated.
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The Battle of Sabilla was the last major battle of camel raiders, thus having historic importance. It had become a scene of carnage for the technologically mediocre Ikhwan against the cavalry and machine-guns of Ibn Saud's army. In the aftermath of the battle some 500 Ikhwan tribesmen died, whereas Ibn Saud's losses were about 200.
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Upon arrival at Fresno, Savage was greeted with a scene of carnage. In a letter to California Governor Peter Burnett from Indian Agent Adam Johnston, who had accompanied Savage to Fresno, Johnston described the horrific scene laid out in front of them. > We reached the camp on the Fresno a short time after daylight. It presented > a horrid scene of savage cruelty.
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The first shell > ripped into the radio room, killing Furbank; the second shot carried away > the bridge, killing Captain J. McEachern. Other shells tore into the hull. > Within minutes, Mamutu was a scene of carnage with dead and dying littering > the decks. Kuriyama then ordered his gunners to open fire with 13mm gunfire > as survivors struggled in the water; men, women and children.
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He too succumbs to the lure of the game and stalls, ignoring his job to help coach the team. Eventually the team is set to win the Daw Cup. However, Kevin's boss, Mr, Greer, arrives to find out why he has missed work. He finds a scene of carnage in the guest cottage (result of a nosebleed by Sydney) and a draft of Kevin's original report.
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The Japanese title Shurayuki-hime is a pun on . The word Shura comes to mean Asura, semi-divine beings consumed in the act of violence and unresolvable conflict, and the allusion of those that live lives forever involving such a fate. The title was translated as Lady Snowblood because Asura is associated with the term shuraba "scene of a great battle" or "scene of carnage".
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The 1st and 4th Brigades forestalled a heavy German counter-attack, and the supporting artillery barrage inflicted frightful slaughter on the waiting Germans. Crossing this scene of carnage, the 1st and 4th Brigades gained their objectives after a hard fight, inflicting exceptionally heavy loss on the enemy and capturing much equipment. For such a resounding success the 1,700 New Zealand casualties, though a sad loss, did not in current terms seem excessive. But heavy rain turned the countryside into a bog and tragedy lay ahead.
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Tile Hill was a scene of carnage and made the national headlines on 19 December 1988 when the Tile Hill Village branch of Midland Bank was raided by two armed robbers. When police responded and pursued the raiders, one of them shot dead 29-year-old officer Gavin Carlton and wounded his colleague Leonard Jakeman as the pursuit reached Torrington Avenue. The gunman, 22-year-old David Fisher, then broke into a house in the city's Earlsdon district, where he was surrounded by armed officers before shooting himself dead.
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After finishing off Merv, Tolui headed westwards, attacking the cities of Nishapur and Herat.Mongol Conquests Nishapur fell after only three days; here, Tokuchar, a son-in-law of Genghis was killed in battle, and Tolui put to the sword to every living thing in the city, including the cats and dogs, with Tokuchar's widow presiding over the slaughter. After Nishapur's fall, Herat surrendered without a fight and was spared. Bamian in the Hindu Kush was another scene of carnage during the 1221 siege of Bamiyan, here stiff resistance resulted in the death of a grandson of Genghis.
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The entire length of the Road becomes a scene of carnage. The reader already knows that this was the result of the ruthless action taken by Van Kleeck and his confederates. Gaines quickly concludes that this is no mechanical failure but deliberate sabotage, and that the stoppage was sabotage and that the technicians who maintain the Stockton section of the road are responsible. The rebels have stopped the strip - heedless of the resulting killing and wounding of numerous people traveling the moving road - as a demonstration to encourage their fellow technicians around the country to rebel against the Cadets.
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It saw extensive service in France, including action at Rauray on 26 June and at Mont Pincon in Operation Epsom and during the advance east to the Seine, which was crossed in late August. The battalion subsequently crossed the Somme river, a scene of carnage during the Great War, which the Westminsters predecessors had experienced. It later took part in the liberation of Lille in early September, experiencing a welcoming reception by the inhabitants of the large town. Shortly afterwards, the 12th took part in the advance into Belgium, taking part in, among others, the capture of Oostham.
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New York: Palgrave. p. 365 The bomb left a deep crater in the road and the wine shop was engulfed in flames; it also caused considerable damage to vehicles and other buildings in the vicinity. Railway Road was a scene of carnage and devastation with the mangled wreckage of the Ford Cortina resting in the middle of the street, the bodies of the dead and injured lying in pools of blood amongst the fallen masonry and roof slates, and shards of glass from blown-out windows blanketing the ground. Rescue workers who arrived at the scene spoke of "utter confusion" with many people "wandering around in a state of severe shock".
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The period between 19 and 21 August 1944 saw a life and death struggle for the Germans trapped in the Falaise Pocket and for the Regiment. It had to fend off the desperate attacks of infantry and tanks of the elite German armoured divisions of the 1st SS and the 12th SS. The hllform known as 'the Mace' was a very bloody scene of carnage and destruction. The roads leading to it were covered with dead German soldiers; dead horses; and hundreds of destroyed vehicles, tanks, and guns. Here the Poles had their revenge on the Germans for the invasion and destruction of their homeland.
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The Japanese had usually had little trouble with taking Korean castles and towns, and a certain contempt for the fighting abilities of the Koreans were common among the samurai, so it was a great surprise for the Japanese when they assaulted Jinju to be hit with a barrage of fire as Kim's men dropped heavy stones and bombs while firing their arquebuses, stopping their assault cold. Hosokawa ordered a new assault with the samurai advancing this time under bamboo shields with covering fire from their arquebuses, which allowed to place ladders across the walls of Jinju.Turnbull 2008 p. 50. A scene of carnage occurred with the Koreans dumping rocks and delayed action bombs down on the Japanese.
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According to the 64th Grande Armée Bulletin, the scene was designed "to instil in princes a love of peace and a horror of war". In the center of the painting Napoléon is seen mounted on a light bay horse surveying the treatment of the wounded, his hand outstretched in a pose reminiscent of blessing the soldiers. "The consoling expression of the great man", wrote Denon, "seems to soften the horrors of death and spread a softer light on this scene of carnage". He is surrounded by members of his staff: Marshal Berthier, Marshal Bessières, and General Caulaincourt are to the left, while Marshal Soult, Marshal Davout and Marshal Murat flank on the right.
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Kamil's contribution in the field of fiction adds to his stature. In 1958, Gati Manz Gaash (Light amidst darkness) was published, a novel inspired by the well-known observation of Mahatma Gandhi in the context of the aftermath of the partition of the Indian sub-continent in 1947, that in the midst of darkness prevailing everywhere he had found a ray of light in Kashmir alone. Kamil has attempted to provide this concept with blood and bone which, of course, is a highly exacting task. The heroine Fatima, an educated young Muslim maiden of a distant village, working as a school teacher in Baramulla, the scene of carnage committed by the tribal invaders, prefers to be known as the widow of Ramkrishan, an ugly and illiterate Hindu, who had given his life to protect her honour.
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The story centers on Richard Dees, a deeply cynical reporter from a trashy supermarket tabloid called Inside View. Dees' current subject of investigation is the Night Flier, an apparent serial killer who travels between small airports in a Cessna Skymaster, gruesomely killing people in a way that leads Dees to think the man is a lunatic who believes himself to be a vampire. After only a few days of interviewing witnesses and following the killer's trail in his own Beechcraft Bonanza, Dees overtakes the Night Flier during a violent thunderstorm at Wilmington International Airport, and quickly learns that he is badly mistaken about his would-be quarry: it is, indeed, a vampire that is doing the killings. After Dees watches the Night Flier casually empty the bloody contents of his bladder into an airport urinal (or as much of this act as he can see reflected in a mirror), the creature warns off his "would-be biographer", destroys his photographic evidence, and leaves the mortally shaken reporter amidst a scene of carnage to explain himself to police, and watch as the Night Flier's plane takes off.
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