Sentence examples for blood links from inspiring English sources

May 25-29: "Blood Links," written and performed by William Yang.

The circulation of the blood links the sites of oxygen utilization and uptake.

A trail of blood links Ray Lewis to the scene of a double murder, prosecutors said today.

For older folk, at least, being German is a question of blood links, which makes integration of non-Germans harder.

The schedule also features "Blood Links," a new work by the Australian playwright William Yang, and monologues by David Sedaris and David Rakoff.

It's… a mark of her competence that in this fractionated era she can write so well about blood links and family funerals, old friendships or the dogged pull of thwarted love, of blunted love affairs or marital mismatches that neither mend nor end.

That's your blood link; that's your caste.

After clarifying, then clarifying some more, they determined, to everyone's relief, that there was no blood link.

Judge Fletcher argued that the evidence had been tainted by bumbling and misconduct and suggested that blood linking Mr. Cooper to the crime had been planted by overzealous investigators.

But it is precisely the blood link to ancestors who signed treaties with long-dead presidents that has provided Indians with their best path for a string of legal victories.

In Yalo it is the violent history of Lebanon itself, a "thread of blood" linking the 1860 massacre of Assyrian Christians in Yalo's ancestral village to the civil wars of modern Lebanon, in which Yalo himself has fought and been brutalised.