The chances were that at last a practically undamaged and repairable Zeppelin would be brought into a British port.
The wreckage, upside-down, was kept from sinking by the onlyundamaged float.
Only the indifferent gunnery of the "Lemburg" saved her, and since she was outranged by that vessel the British cruiser had perforce to devote her attention to the "Stoshfeld" until the undamaged cruisers could engage.
And Kalus lifted him and laid him on his undamaged side, then felt the shoulder gingerly for broken bones.
None had eaten meat for several days, and the she-wolf's undamaged breasts were dry.
He saw his equipment pack then, lying undamaged at the foot of the control board.
And they left the dome down there, the first undamaged one we've found.
No doubt, with a highly organised and undamaged Government and a homogeneous and well-disciplined people that would have sufficed to keep the peace.
Others appeared wheelingundamaged aeroplanes upon their wheels as men might wheel bicycles, and sprang into the saddles and flapped into the air.
There were a great many blockhouses in this district, some of them damaged and some still intact, and in those undamaged forts little parties of men, who fired their machine-guns to the last moment before death or surrender.
But the next moment common sense returned, and our joy at her having got away from the Barrier undamagedafter the long stay was soon uppermost.
Observations were taken three times daily, and all four were brought home in undamaged condition.
Yet despite all, when volunteers were called for to man the still undamaged furnaces to keep up steam for the run back to port, every man in the force stepped forward and said he was ready to go below.
The motor dory, hull undamaged but engine out of commission, also floated off and the punt and wherry also floated clear.
The four big German battleships were still seemingly undamaged in any vital respect, though all showed minor injuries.
With her enginesundamaged she could tow the Yealm into comparative safety, provided she was not intercepted by a straggling hostile ship.
At an order from the lieutenant-commander a seaman, armed with an axe, made his way to the undamaged float.
The undamaged Zeppelin had circled round her consort and was now forging gently ahead.
A searchlight flashed from the undamaged Zeppelin and played in ever-widening circles until it picked up her damaged consort.
With the release of the ballast the undamaged Zeppelin shot skywards until her altitude was not less than ten thousand feet.
With deliveries of more than ten drums, the sample is to be drawn from not fewer than 10 per cent, of the lot, and from each of the unopened and undamaged drums drawn for the purpose not less than 1 kilogramme (= 2.
If the delivery to be tested does not comprise more than ten drums, the sample is to be taken from an unopened and undamaged drum selected at random.
The mines did not go off, and the boat remained more or less undamaged by the explosions.
This proposal involved only a few days' work, for extensive sidings already existed on the west bank, and had been left more or less undamaged by the enemy.
This strong point, undamaged by our artillery fire, was protected by strong wire entanglements.
For frequently now an undamaged house stood with the words chalked on its front, "Only harmless old woman lives here; do not burn down.
Striking farther into the heart of the ruins, we beheld in a section all burned and shattered to the ground a building which stood straight up like a cliff intact and undamaged amidst the general wreckage.
I now came upon some houses that were undamaged and showed signs of life therein.
The recovery from the matrix of skulls and portions of articulated skeletons that are undamaged or damaged only by pressure after burial.
In view of the nearly undamaged condition of many of the bones recovered from the fissures, it is reasonable to expect that fecal material would be preserved.
The mean extra-maxillary length of the undamaged teeth of the three fragments is 2.
A small lamp and a box of matches were to be found undamaged upon the floor.
There is a case of a mug being thus spirited away from a man, who had just been drinking out of it, and deposited undamaged in a courtyard near--the man himself suffering no injury.
New epidermis and new bone, growing fromundamaged tissues at the edges of the wound, encroach on the wound beneath the layer of dead bone.
Certainly the French had tried in April, before the German retreat had definitely stopped, to encircle the town and capture it without bombardment, and possibly their staff yet hoped that it might fall undamaged into their hands.
We had a rough time getting the stuff away undamaged by the sea, but the pram was a wonderful sea-boat and we took it in turns to work her through the surf until everything was away.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "undamaged" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
