The phrase "bleed without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to experience a physical or emotional reaction without any external influence or cause. Example: She was so deeply in love with him that she couldn't imagine her life without him. She knew that if he ever left her, she would bleed without any reason.
There are hints here and there in history that women's ability to bleed without injury was seen by male medical professionals as either mystical, marvellous or terrifying.
"Burn to Shine," his most recent release, from 1999, proved that he could travel from moody Middle Eastern-tinged dirges like "Alone" to elegant rhythm and blues like "The Woman in You" to heavily accented rock like "Please Bleed" without losing the song's provenance.
Twenty years on, I can reel off Predator's moves and lines ("I ain't got time to bleed!") without thinking – but watching it takes me back to that overstimulated playground of the imagination, and the basic need that keeps me coming back to the cinema more than any other: just one more glimpse of the raw, the outlandish, the inconceivable.
Unfortunately, the shells used in these early implants were semi-porous and allowed small amounts of silicone gel to "bleed" without implant rupture.
This may explain why angioectasias could bleed without an underlying bleeding tendency [ 8].
This gives FIT increased specificity for lower GI bleed, without interference from dietary heme sources [ 28].
Others have lain bleeding without medical attention while government security agents asked questions like: "Were you participating in a protest?
Turkey's failure to recognise it was likened by the pope to "allowing a wound to keep bleeding without bandaging it".
As Pope Francis noted in a recent sermon on 1915, "Concealing or denying evil is like allowing a wound to keep bleeding without bandaging it".
"Because women bled without dying, men were frightened!" the professor — played by Soloway, wearing a tent of a top and a pink dreadlock in her bun — says.
Bleeding without permission was added to a catalogue of earlier outrages against corporate discipline, and I was ordered to leave the premises forthwith.
