Sentence examples for that will bleed for from inspiring English sources

Brexit is a wound that will bleed for years.

And real, for them, means weak, pathetic, a scab that will bleed time and again while its victim squirms.

It's the ink that will bleed you dry.

"This is the last time that Serbia and Yugoslavia will bleed for its freedom," a protester, Srdjan, said.

Few hearts will bleed for the lawyers.

That has raised fears that money will bleed from VA's health-care budget.

Until the British government's U-turn in July, CVC and TNT Post were competing to come in as the Royal Mail's private partner.Opponents of selling off postal services say that private-sector owners will bleed them for profit rather than investing in their future.

And all that means is that these startups will bleed a little slower.

You cannot cut above that or they will bleed!

Our study opens ground for future work in several fields: for human-based research, by informing when the molecular machinery underlying hemostasis was established; for avian physiology research and veterinary medicine, by increasing our understanding of genes involved in avian bleeding that will be useful for understanding bleeding disorders in captive and wild populations.

You can be fairly sure that the principles behind GDPR will bleed into other markets.