Sentence examples for every vein from inspiring English sources

Oswald has a knack for unsettling imagery and her wild world is both domestic ("the white napkins of the waders") and profoundly strange ("every vein in the valley refills its syringe").

He spoke fluent human, because he had humanity in every vein and every cell.

"We were looking for every vein of money that was available".

They'd been dehydrating themselves for days, so every vein and striation showed, but their limbs were cramped, their minds depleted.

Across the country, from big cities like Calcutta to small villages in the outback of Bihar or Uttar Pradesh, the pulse of soccer is throbbing in every vein.

Home is Devon, though Trevor still sees himself as "Irish in every vein" and counts the English as "rather strange people".

But with the most prominent politicians and strategists on both sides working around the clock in battleground states, talk shows seem to be mining every possible vein.

Anti-Trump money is seemingly flowing into every progressive vein in the country — except in Kansas.

(C) A group of old MPSII mice (aged 7 months; n = 21; seven mice per group) received human IDS doses of 10 mg/kg in a volume of 300 μl via the tail vein, every other day (1 2), once every 4 days (1 4) and once every 7 days (1 7), for a total period of 3 months.

'If anything, things are worse if everybody thinks they have changed yet, in reality, those changes are not every blood-vein deep - then the system never really changed.' His home town of Cincinnati, he says, 'has had time to change, but the whites have blocked progress and the police is more a prosecutor than a protector.

Every shrill, vein-scraping measure of sound these guys are making should never be played for highly intelligent apes, for they will rise and start a legit punk scene.