Sentence examples for blood writes from inspiring English sources

The crown of his head was a sticky mass of blood," writes Leonard in Crusher, out in September from Random House Children's Publishing – part of the group that also houses his wife's publisher Arrow.

Wild: An Elemental Journey by Jay Griffiths Hamish Hamilton £20, pp374 'I felt its urgent demand in the blood,' writes Jay Griffiths, setting the pace and, with that, she's off.

"I assure you that I be fully resolved to live with you in the knot of friendship, as we are in that of nature and blood," writes Elizabeth soon after the 18-year-old Mary arrives in Scotland in 1561 after the death of her husband, the king of France.

He said he "sweated blood" writing his book, employing detailed charts, color graphics and humor.

And so does the bucket with "Blood" written on the side.

"I found his clothes still saturated with blood," wrote McGuire, "and blood still oozing from the wound".

"The habit to obey, to feel the state hovering over, is in our blood," wrote one columnist.

"What is needed," Mr. Blood wrote, "is a single device which can be used as a computer mouse and telephony handset".

Those words, connoting triumph, came from "There Will Be Blood," written in 2007 by Paul Thomas Anderson and based on a novel by Upton Sinclair.

Paul Thomas Anderson (who went on to direct the Oscar-studded There Will Be Blood) wrote Punch-Drunk Love for her; Steven Spielberg cast her in War Horse; Robert Altman picked her to be his world-weary housemaid, Elsie, in Gosforth Park.

Cementing the angry tweet's position as the new brick through the window with a blood written note wrapped round it.