Sentence examples for bloodstream from inspiring English sources

It entered the bloodstream of the body politic because we were told these measures were not about us: they were about them.

After having litres of cancer-killing chemicals injected into my bloodstream, I decided not to follow the haematologist's advice and went back to the UK to try to live a normal life again.

Alcohol is more concentrated in the female bloodstream and the liver has to work harder to break it down".

There wouldn't be any malign repercussions if I did put my name to it, but it is in the bloodstream of islanders that the operation of local society is mutually exclusive with the confrontational nature of party politics.

Prince Harry clearly has something of that royal pugnacity in the bloodstream.

These antibodies can live on in the bloodstream for years and even decades.

You'd sniff up a dose in the presence of your loved one and, as the chemical entered your bloodstream, it would strengthen your bond.

And now Miliband has accepted these accusations of coolness and let them enter his bloodstream.

"I eat a lot of wholegrain food because it releases glucose into the bloodstream slowly, allowing me to work for longer periods," she says.

ONE of the dreams of nanotechnologists those who try to engineer machines mere billionths of a metre across is to build medical devices that can circulate in the bloodstream.

The bloodstream floods with endorphins the closest thing to morphine that the body produces.