Sentence examples for capacity to bleed from inspiring English sources

To guide the timing of closure, surgeons at both used the conventional "4C's": color, consistency, contractility when stimulated, and the capacity to bleed when incised (Bartlett, 2003, Bowyer, 2006).

Clarium continued to bleed.

It began to bleed".

She needed to bleed.

His nose began to bleed.

"Condemned to bleed and fear".

I didn't want to bleed.

"It continues to bleed," Mr. Sproull said.

You have to bleed for it".

I'm going to bleed for you".

"Both sides had to bleed on this".