When they confronted the next tribe, the Kaibabs, they brought an emissary back to view the carnage.
They intended to cause carnage through a series of co-ordinated explosions and bring terror into the lives of people around the globe.
The decision a couple of months ago not to invest looks pretty smart today, and it's not clear, despite this week's carnage on Wall Street, that anything has changed significantly.
Others need to learn from it if they are to stop the carnage.
The Bang Bang Club was a magazine headline that stuck, and referred to a group of photographers who braved the carnage to show the world what was happening.
And thus for wider carnage taught to pant.
The doors were locked and I had to enter through awindow, causing some carnage to a nearby table bearing a pair ofTiffany lamps.
Most of the carnage came two hours later, in a different building filled with classrooms.
The immediate carnage that an oil spill can wreak does not normally lead to lasting environmental damage, though that may not hold for delicate wetlands already under lots of other stress.
The carnage had the desired effect: the poor and wretched were driven from the fields, leaving the way clear for Zimbabwe's military chiefs to move in.
My concern being the reader, I will begin by confessing that my first two attempts to read through Blood Meridian failed, because I flinched from the overwhelming carnage that McCarthy portrays.
When they finally made it into the airport, he said, he and the other passengers were led past sheets of blue plastic, which hid signs of the carnage.
If you wanted, you could create an influence map that penalized squares where lots of carnage is taking place.
