Sentence examples for blood stick from inspiring English sources

An enormous pocked horizontal chunk of red resin measuring more than 4 feet in diameter and 33 feet in length resembles a much-abused lipstick until the title — "Blood Stick" — turns it rather melodramatically into a giant's club.

She praised Theranos for moving biochemical testing out of "the dark ages" with their testing technology, and said the convenience and cost of a blood stick test would be a boon to people who would like to closely monitor, say, the effects of a new diet or new exercise regimen on their blood sugar levels.

Values obtained from the participants' blood stick test were therefore adjusted upward as appropriate.

Look at you now, with bubbles of blood stuck in the corner of your lips.

He had a tiny piece of toilet paper with a spot of dried blood stuck to his cheek.

And It does reflect a hard truth: that Simades and his ilivinge spittingd in yoking the nihilism of the rock age to a policing, rapacious conservatism.

Atherosclerosis develops as fatty debris in the blood sticks to the walls of arteries.

Somebody else takes my blood, sticks a thermometer in my mouth.

"For that reason, there's no way for someone to sing for Trump, stand with him or otherwise support him without some of that blood sticking to them".

He made me and my brother pick cotton one very hot day, and I can recall cutting my fingers and the blood sticking to the cotton.

I notice that I keep running my tongue over my teeth to check if there is any blood stuck to them – until I remember that I'm just having some pasta and I'm not Eric Northman.