A last-second maneuver this month by a team of United Nations ambassadors who knew the fighting was imminent because blood plasma had just been shipped to the front also failed.
La Havas is launching her imminent second album, Blood, yet despite a fervently supportive crowd, it appears unlikely to be the creative leap she craves.
I sunk under the covers to protect myself and my dolly from the imminent explosion of blood and brain matter that she stated would soon cover the room, but woke up the next morning to find her skull remarkably intact.
The last of these essays is a poignant account of his sickness and his sense of an imminent death from a blood condition called myelodysplasia.
Ms. Kessler's first step is a complete evaluation of her risks for imminent collapse, with measurements of blood pressure, cholesterol, stamina, flexibility, oxygen-using ability.
War is a terrible, random mess of mud, blood, guts and imminent instant death – which is why the best place for it is really on TV, where we can at least ensure that the bad guy gets his comeuppance at the end.
Biologically, such persistent worry translates into chronic stress, a Fight or Flight or Freeze response that turns up the systems we need to protect ourselves when peril is imminent -- heart rate and blood pressure, more cognitive focus on sensory inputs than careful rational thinking -- and turns down the ones that are not of immediate value -- our immune system, fertility, long term memory.
Pastor Mark Biltz, author of "Blood Moons: Decoding the Imminent Heavenly Signs," said yes.
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Additionally, serious blood supply challenges are imminent due to changing population demographics.
