Sentence examples for from the bleeding from inspiring English sources

Eventually, though, you'll stumble upon Boiler Room, a site that takes DJs from the bleeding edge of the UK underground and puts them on at an invite-only secret location: basically a breeding ground for Fomo.

Listen here Trace the seams of Devotion and you'll find the drum pads of early Manchester electronica, the electric piano of mid-tempo Whitney Houston, the echo-chamber kick of the Jesus and Mary Chain, brassy vocal overlays from 90s girl groups such as SWV and whirring hi-hats and drop-pitch samples from the bleeding edge of underground music in 2012.

It is one of the curses of modern life only slightly away from the bleeding edge that if you use a browser whose names doesn't start with "I" or "F" then you're likely to find that many sites just don't know about it.

Piping your interaction data into Redshift and using a BI application instead of Mixpanel and friends is starting to move from the bleeding edge to commonly accepted wisdom.

As ad tech evolves from the bleeding edge of innovation into boring infrastructure, a lot of the tools and platforms we geek out over today will lose their appeal.

"There is a fear that if the insect damages the foliage and weakens the tree sufficiently, it may reduce the trees' resistance to disease, therefore they could suffer more from the bleeding canker disease and are more likely to die," he told BBC News.

Why don't they have the bleeding defender from Tranmere or summat from the top of the bleeding third division?

She was waving her hands and shouting, "We are the peace people!'' A second woman emerged from the Mercedes, bleeding from the scalp, holding up a crimson baby.

They worked to try to stop the bleeding from the back of her head.

Several of those officers were taken away from the scene bleeding.

In order to relieve the pressure from the bleeds in his brain, they needed to remove part of his skull.