in casualty

We would win the war, but at a heavy cost in casualties.

The cost of this action in casualties numbered seven officers and 150 men.

But at a terrible price in casualties and ship losses.

We were desperately short of people at the time and needed somebody who would be able to lend a hand in casualty.

An attack can cause serious damage to a critical infrastructure which may result in casualties.

At the hospital, Dad was propped up on a narrow bed in casualty.

As a result, the batteries had been subdued at relatively low cost in casualties.

Some 480,000 Allied troops had been dedicated to the failed campaign, with around half in casualties.

He did indeed look nice, and very handsome-even more so than when she had seen him for the first time in Casualty.

Since 2000 she has also appeared in Casualty and Doctors.

Apparently the attack was not supposed to have resulted in casualties."

Such a maneuver would, at a minimum, cost fifty per cent in casualties.

One young person in casualty as a result of alcohol and drugs was one too many, he said.

She had two guest roles in Casualty, in 1992 and 1995.

After 20 months of treating the wounded from Iraq, they have become used to these sudden spikes in casualties.

Nor did the bomb result in casualties of a new order of magnitude.

After waiting my turn in casualty, I was sewn up under local anesthetic.

Most of them resulted in casualties of one form or another."

He had a small role in Casualty in 2009.

From 1-15 August the divisions had lost about a third of their front-line strength in casualties.

Worst of all, they could result in casualties.

But I can tell you it gave them all a good laugh in casualty when they discovered what had happened.'

The first Plan identified a target of a 6.5% reduction in casualties by the year 2000.

There is always someone in Casualty who has a cut and is waiting for stitches.

Mantle had previously played the same character in Casualty.