Parts of their bodies lay in a mangled and bloody heap under a bush.
A series of explosions wracked the mangled heap of carriages, making the air around her quiver, shaking her.
It was a mangled heap at the bottom of the trunk.
The capture cage, where Feral kits were held for transport back to the Enclave, lay to one side, a mangled heap.
It then flipped over, he said, coming to a rest in a mangled heap.
As he crumpled to the ground in a mangled heap, he strove to fight off the darkness which was insisting on overwhelming him.
I backed away from the mangled heap on the earth, as a nauseous flood poured through the rift in the wall.
Fluttercars lay in mangled heaps, and all the other artifacts of village life had shattered or run together in long streams of slag.
Closer in, the dead lay in windrows and, closer still, in mangled heaps of gray flesh.
Today their bodies lay in mangled heaps, wrenched by their last steps.