Sentence examples for blood marks from inspiring English sources
The phrase "blood marks" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to injuries, crime scenes, or medical descriptions where blood has left a mark or stain. Example: "The detective examined the blood marks on the floor for clues about what had happened."
Without Blood marks a return to the brevity and simplicity of form that made Silk so mesmerising and starkly beautiful.
After she was arrested in a wardrobe of the property, officers found blood marks in the bathroom.
His delight continues as he finds the spear, cast off by the bear as it ran into the woods, and examines the blood marks on it.
Chief Steve Adams, of Spanish Fork Police, said that when officers got to the family home to carry out a welfare check they immediately discovered blood marks and bullet casings inside.
In terms of forgery, the cloth itself dates from the 13th century using Carbon 14 measures, and blood marks could have been added as a means of seeking to replicate the biblical accounts of Jesus' suffering and death.
In terms of fact, the cloth does appear to come from Palestine, and the markings on the Shroud bear an uncanny resemblance to the flesh-wounds of Jesus -- blood marks of his feet and wrists (more realistic than hand-wounds), side, brow, back (beatings), and right shoulder (smudged from carrying the cross) -- as well as a crown of thorns.
He was believed to be the donor of a bag of blood marked Valv.
Two small pools of blood marked the spot on Flatbush Avenue where the man came to rest.
Benny Avni left the classroom and continued, limping slightly, along the empty corridors, the dripping blood marking his path.
At the site of the attack, trails of blood marked the spots where the wounded had been dragged away from burning trucks full of ammunition.
For the smilers with knives, there is no "I" without the spectator whom they forcibly seize and then abandon, blood marking the spot.
