Gash Sentence Examples

Andrew threw out his hand and received an ugly gash across the knuckles.

A gash in one leg prevented him from rising, and he whined as she knelt beside him.

In the fall she sustained a deep gash to the left knee.

The Gash nevertheless fertilizes a considerable tract of country.

It is a region of light rainfall, and cultivation depends chiefly on the Gash flood.

Our man is bleeding from a nasty gash in his head.

But the wolf jumped up more quickly than anyone could have expected and, gnashing her teeth, flew at the yellowish borzoi, which, with a piercing yelp, fell with its head on the ground, bleeding from a gash in its side.

Apart from the Nile system, fully described elsewhere, the Sudan has two other rivers, the Gash and the Baraka.

After the fall, she was treated for a gash on her forehead.

The Gash enters the Sudan near Kassala and north of that town turns west towards the Atbara, but its waters are dissipated before that river is reached.

Kassala is on the river Gash east of the Atbara and near the Eritrean frontier.

The scent of blood drew his gaze to her forearm, where a long gash was visible in the moonlight.

Julian Sills - suffered a gash just above his left eye on Saturday.

My son, despite having an impressive gash on his back was young enough for his baby tetanus vaccine to still be valid.

Looking down he could just make out a huge gash in his shin, from which he was rapidly loosing blood.

The large gash in her hull was repaired by means of a wooden " scow " invented by the New York engineer Edward Renwick.

Now that you've got the blood and gore down, you can apply it to make it look like a gash, a bullet wound, or something else.

The Khor Baraka lies east of the Gash.

In the Gezira and in the plains of Gedaref between the Blue Nile and the Atbara there are wide areas of arable land, as also in the neighbourhood of Kassala along the banks of the Gash.

Steps were furthermore taken by means of irrigation works to regulate the Nile floods, and those of the river Gash.

I remember how I came here, and saw the gash in the Earth, slicing through the old tracks.

A long shallow gash, no longer bleed ing, was just above the elbow.

The colony contains no navigable streams. For a short distance the Setit (known in its upper course as the Takazze), a tributary of the Atbara, forms the frontier, as does also in its upper course the Gash or Mareb (see Abyssinia).

The Gash or Mareb is the most northerly of the Abyssinian rivers which flow towards the Nile valley.

Indeed, apart from a deep gash to a cheek, all visible wounds were of the skinned knees variety.

In 1840 - previous attempts having been unsuccessful - the fertile district of Taka, watered by the Atbara and Gash and near the Abyssinian frontier, was conquered and the town of 2 For a list of the governors-general see The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, i.

The word is variously derived from the Persian padshah, Turkish padishah, equivalent to king or emperor, and from the Turkish bash, in some dialects gash, a head, chief, &c. In old Turkish there was no fixed distinction between b and p. As first used in western Europe the title was written with the initial b.