Sentence examples for bleeding away from from inspiring English sources
All of which, of course, will read like a curse to the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees bleeding away from their country on their great trek north through the Balkans.
Syrians also say they they fear support will bleed away from the mainstream anti-Assad opposition to Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaida affiliated group, which rejects any kind of peace process or negotiated political transition.
"The bleed away from the Trudeau Liberals includes not just vote intention, but perception of leadership.
Acute heart failure patients could be saved by bleeding away a pint of blood from an arm vein, administering a leaf-preparation of digitalis, and delivering oxygen by tent.
Elizabeth Howell of space.com, describes the Aldebran, "The K giant star is slightly larger than our sun, at 1.7 solar masses, and strong winds emanating from it are bleeding away its mass.
Right from the start of the coalition, it was clear that support for the Lib Dems was bleeding away.
Instead, talent has been bleeding away in recent months.
Efforts by the government of President Jacob Zuma to criminalize publication of a broad range of information, to limit the independence of the judiciary and to give greater powers to unelected tribal monarchs have bled away support from the A.N.C.
A man's courage can be torn from him, can bleed away.
Off a blood-red road that bleeds away from the small driver's-respite town of Baker in the middle of the Mojave desert--a bizarre little town that boasts an Alien Fresh Jerky tuck-shop and the Mad Greek restaurant, eye-popping in a dazzling skirt of chalk-white ancient-Greek replica statues--a narrow dirt trail winds into the desert.
