Butchered Sentence Examples

Have you ever seen a murder first hand, someone being butchered before your eyes?

Many traders and trappers were butchered by the Indians, who became still more troublesome after the invasion of the Territory by the gold-seekers, and the surveying of railway routes had been undertaken.

Pierre gave him a sidelong look at his butchered French, and Sofia smiled despite herself.

In 1221 Mer y opened its gates to Tule, son of Jenghiz Khan, chief of the Mongols, on which occasion most of the inhabitants are said to have been butchered.

They believed his professions, tendered their submission, and were cruelly butchered.

In all thirteen men, eighteen women, and twenty-four children had been butchered.

Finds were recovered of an iron arrowhead and iron spearhead together with large quantities of pottery, butchered animal bones and fish bones.

Burning and carnivore gnawing were not particularly common and an average of 9% of bones had been butchered.

On a stormy August night in 1689 150o Iroquois burst in on the village of Lachine near Montreal, butchered 200 of its people, and carried off more than loo to be tortured to death at their leisure.

Traditionally rennet is extracted from the stomach lining of butchered veal calves.

Meal is made by grinding the remains of a carcass after the choice meats have been butchered out for human consumption.

After the cow is slaughtered, you pick up your butchered meat at a predetermined location.

Today, with the use of growth hormones, force feeding of grain, drugs, and supplements, beef is usually butchered at about 14 months of age.

As Angelus, Angel had butchered a young gypsy girl and her clan cursed Angelus with the soul of the man he had been before, tempering the beast.

Chaka between 1818 and 1820 ravaged the whole of what is now known as Natal, and after beating his foes in battle, butchered the women, children and old men, incorporating the young men in his impis.

To be a tried soldier was the road Wa to honour and office, and the king could not be enthroned till he had with his own hand taken captives to be butchered on the war-god's altar at his coronation.

He saw one of his uncles dragged from the palace and butchered by a savage mob.

The whole town, with the exception of the cathedral, and about 140 houses, was burned to the ground, and the greater part of its 36,000 inhabitants were butchered without regard to age or sex, but it recovered from this deadly blow with wonderful rapidity.

He was driven to an isle off the Irish coast; he thence joined Douglas in Arran, and by a sudden camisade he butchered the English cantoned under his own castle of Turnberry in Carrick.

Douglas, an excellent guerilla leader, captured his own castle and butchered the English garrison.

The crown-prince, Chosroes, was, on the other band, wholly orthodox; and, towards the close of his fathers reign, in conjunction with the chief Magian, he carried through a sacrifice of the Mazdakites, who were butchered in a great massacre (528).

In 1220 Jenghiz Khan sacked Balkh, butchered its inhabitants and levelled all the buildings capable of defence, - treatment to which it was again subjected in the 14th century by Timur.

He and several of his men were, notwithstanding, butchered by the mob before they could be brought to The king's assent to its measures would be convenient, but not necessary.