Did the accent ever bleed into "Mad Men" production?
On cross-examination, Amendola asked the accuser if he ever bled after he was raped.
At the top of any list is Billy Wilder's "Ace in the Hole," in which Kirk Douglas plays as unscrupulous a newspaperman as ever bled ink.
The new enterprise collaboration tool will look a lot like your personal Facebook page with a News Feed, Messenger and Groups, but it would be completely separate from your personal Facebook, so there would be no danger whatsoever that the two would ever bleed into one another.
Does anything ever accidentally bleed over?
It was twisting the knife in that ever-bleeding wound to find, a decade later, that the instrument of his ouster had become financial secretary on Gordon Brown's Treasury team and then paymaster-general.
The employment situation in the United States is an open wound that is bleeding ever faster, according to a national report released Wednesday, as the country continues to reel from a steep downturn in the housing market and a stalling of consumer spending.
Self-reported oral problems were assessed by four questions, "Have you ever had bleeding gums, bad breath, toothache or food impaction?" The answers were categorised as (0) no and (1) yes.
Built in the 1930s as a military airfield for Mussolini's troops, the airport turned civilian a few years ago and has been bleeding cash ever since, between half a million and 800,000 euros (or $1.2 million at $1.50 to the euro) a year, according to the board's president, Enzo Viani.
Ever listened to loud, bleeding music in your ears to block out the world?
The honeymoon's been slowly bleeding to death ever since.
