Sentence examples for blood from a wound from inspiring English sources

Blood from a wound, deep as a gill slit, trickled from his right ear down to his shoulder.

Warren didn't see a knife, yet when the two separated, it was clear that Duffy was losing blood from a wound in his stomach.

Last week, after reports that an elderly woman had been left for more than two days in a London emergency room, her clothes caked in blood from a wound on her forehead, Mr. Blair said that if the health service had not improved by the next election, probably several years from now, he did not deserve to be re-elected.

It didn't smell like menstrual blood, or like blood from a wound.

If the person sustained a trauma, you may need to stop the flow of blood from a wound or provide first aid for a broken bone.

Footage showed one man being led away by riot police with blood streaming from a wound above his eye, his white T-shirt red with blood.

The agent was said to have been left with blood pouring from a wound.

The man sits down, orders some food, and it emerges that he's seriously injured, blood pouring from a wound.

Mr. Rahami, blood pouring from a wound in his shoulder and splattered on his face, was loaded onto a stretcher and taken to University Hospital in Newark.

Keith finally looks up at his wife; there is blood oozing from a wound over his ear, and his eye socket is red and swollen where he too has been struck.

Look at the chafing of a chin strap, the way blood spurts from a wound, how a combatant resembles a lion overpowering a boar "on the high places of a mountain over a little spring of water, both wanting to drink there".