Sentence examples for tend to bleed from inspiring English sources
"I tend to bleed into Aussie a lot," he confesses.
The stalks hold their colors when cooked, but red stalks tend to bleed a bit.
The lesions appear in adult life and tend to bleed on the least provocation.
When this tissue is injured, even from a minor nick or scratch, these blood vessels tend to bleed, sometimes heavily.
The colors emitted by the dyes tend to bleed together, and using a combination of lasers is unwieldy.
It's difficult to see the beginning of things, and this is especially true of artistic movements, which tend to bleed together at their edges.
When gently scraped off, these patches reveal inflamed tissue that tends to bleed easily.
His kidneys were failing, his liver function was deteriorating and he tended to bleed.
Seems obvious, but many people simply attend everything, which of course tends to bleed your time.
Although not significantly, patients in the aPTT group tended to bleed more compared to the TEG group (15 vs. 10, respectively, p = 0.21) especially in surgical sites (including bleeding from tracheostomy) (p = 0.02).
The 921′s one advantage is that it lets you watch programming in an inset while you're fiddling with most functions; alas, that inset tends to bleed annoyingly into the information below it.
