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Fielden was shot and slightly wounded in the knee as he fled in the resulting chaos (he was the only Haymarket defendant to be wounded).

Seeking death, she enters no man's land between the lines, only to be wounded and captured by the forces of Saladin.

People and their hearts also seem to be wounded out of war.

This drove William to join the army, only to be wounded in Iraq and sent back to the U.

Despite intense, persistent enemy fire, he ran out to aid two men whom he believed to be wounded Marines but was himself mortally wounded by a Japanese sniper while carrying out his hazardous mission.

Brotheridge was the first man to be wounded in action during the Normandy landings and is widely recognised as being the first Allied soldier to be killed by enemy action on D-Day, 6 June 1944.

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" Following Diane Abbott's departure from the show, Neil would joke that her leadership bid and later appointment as Shadow Minister for Public Health were part of her "insatiable lust for power".

Bisso is said to possess an insatiable appetite and would hunt whatever animals would venture to the river bank.

Throughout their trial and tribulations, they must learn to cope with an insatiable record label executive, incompatible producers and ultimately with each other.

He was described by his partisans as the last true Frisian freedom fighter, although some decried his seemingly insatiable appetite for violence.

Yet this was to prove insufficient to meet what was becoming an almost insatiable thirst for knowledge.

It is recorded in the Bradford Observer of 8 March 1847 that "no fewer than 100,000 cubic yards of solid earth and stone have been poured into this insatiable maw of a bog.

Earl Bargainnier points out that the trope of the sexually insatiable and adulterous white woman is very common in all the Falconhurst novels, not just Mandingo, and that these white female characters have an intense lust for black men.

"These unattractive representations of southern white women as sexually insatiable and totally unfaithful.

From 1793 the French wars produced an insatiable government demand for iron and armaments.

Erysichthon from Greek mythology ate himself in insatiable hunger given him, as a punishment, by Demeter.

He had this insatiable desire to learn more and push his body harder.

Cohu herself said she played Margaret like a proper woman with an insatiable and tremendous energy for life: previous images in her mind had been of a bloated and sick elderly princess confined to a wheelchair.

Cule gave this brief account of his early literary career: "I came to take to writing, I believe, because of my insatiable love of reading, and as a result, also, of my admiration for everybody who wrote books I liked.