unbloodied造句

• Across this generational divide, meanwhile, they saw their unbloodied contemporaries flourishing.
• All my teeth were in place, my nose was unbloodied, no concussion.
• Douglas's mauled army met the as yet unbloodied English men at arms, and were routed.
• However, the Russian fortified camp, filled with some still unbloodied troops ( outnumbering the exhausted Polish force ) was a serious obstacle.
• In that sense, the 1998 Masters will be remembered as a classic, never mind the ordinary man who emerged unbloodied in the end.
• On the morning of June30, 1862, the Union IV Corps, as yet unbloodied by the skirmishes of the Seven Days, further extended the northeastern line.
• But if Babbitt remains unbloodied in his fight to change the way America's vast public domain is managed, some of his major policy initiatives are in tatters.
• Though General Longstreet had ordered Preston s Division to lend its numbers to the Horseshoe Ridge fight, the Kentucky general only committed Gracie s and Kelly s unbloodied brigades.
• Prime Minister John Major, taunted by opponents and surrounded by calculating loyalists as he battles to stay in office, said Wednesday he was " unbloodied " and will survive.
• It's a prelapsarian world as yet unbloodied by World War II, and Silas is the rowdy personification of a kind of innocent lustiness, if you can imagine such a thing.
• "I am remarkably unbloodied and will stay remarkably unbloodied, " retorted Major, sounding cheerful, as he reported to a poorly attended Commons session about a European Union summit meeting this week.
• "I am remarkably unbloodied and will stay remarkably unbloodied, " retorted Major, sounding cheerful, as he reported to a poorly attended Commons session about a European Union summit meeting this week.
• Hoping to forestall a complete West German collapse, remaining NATO forces in the north, joined by the strong and relatively unbloodied US Army from the south, hit Malinsky's First Western Front from all sides.
• With his centre almost broken, Napol閛n resorted to ordering a massive charge by Murat's 11, 000-strong cavalry reserve  aside from the Guard, the last major unbloodied body of troops remaining to the French.
• That, of course, was merely the prelude to the attempted palace coup staged by LeRoux on Tony Conigliaro night in 1983, setting off a long and costly court battle in which no one was left unbloodied, and ultimately set the stage for John Harrington's ascension to power.
• Is it director Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 original, with its tale of the final years of mafioso leader Vito Corleone ( Marlon Brando ) and the unexpected rise of son Michael ( Al Pacino ), the college-educated youngest, who was groomed to keep his hands unbloodied by family business?
• Later in 2004, US TV network CBS showed pictures of the crash scene showing an intact rear side and centre section of the Mercedes, including one of an unbloodied Diana with no outward injuries crouched on the rear floor with her back to the right passenger seat the right rear door is fully open.
• Unbloodied and unbowed, the group went about happily doing what anyone does at a convention : socializing, flirting, sightseeing, drinking too much, forming cliques, staying up late, and listening to lectures ( " My Life as an Erotic Artist, " was the offering on Wednesday, given by Mark Hutchenreuther ).
• Almost in slow motion, she demonstrates that her daily life has soulful substance by placing a bandage in the form of a white cross on her chest, covering herself with what looks like blood, then stripping off the bandage to reveal the white, unbloodied imprint of the cross on her skin, which suggests the purity of her heart.
• To see a battlefield, as it looked the day of the battle, as it looked 135 years ago, unchanged, unbloodied, innocent of war and weaponry, with only a few leaf-cloaked hillocks where entrenchments once rose, where open ground still looks sunny and deadly, where deep forests once rang with screams and explosions _ you have to come here.