deep wound

Even from here, she could tell it was a deep wound.

It was a deep wound, and about three inches long.

It was a deep wound and would likely be fatal.

There are still deep wounds, some of which only time and nature can heal.

"It will be a few years before people lend again, because they have deep wounds."

"These are deep wounds that will take years to heal."

White bone showed in a huge deep wound on the side of his head.

The care of deep wounds is a major challenge to surgeons.

Six men lay on the floor, all bleeding from deep wounds.

I have seen them with deep wounds that they hardly notice.

His body was broken and torn, with many deep wounds.

He stared down at blood flowing from a deep wound.

But there may be a deeper wound than he lets on.

She looked up, and saw the deep wounds in Cohen's leg.

Better than the queen herself perhaps, he had read the depths of her heart, and knew its deep wound.

But in the process, he inflicted even deeper wounds on himself and his party.

And a sharp edge usually meant a deep wound to follow.

Although his life was spared, the attack left him bleeding from a deep wound.

During a first attempt to make fire, Chuck receives a deep wound to his hand.

Then, having given orders for their burial, he went on to visit those who had deep wounds, still saying nothing.

The partition left deep wounds that for many have never healed.

A deep wound and an old one is healed this morning."

He was bleeding from a deep wound in his neck, and would have fallen if she had let him.

He looked down at Whittaker and studied the deep wound on his face.

"She has a very deep wound on her face."