Sentence examples for the bloodstream from inspiring English sources

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the bloodstream

noun

The flow of blood through the circulatory system of an animal

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From there, it can enter the bloodstream.

These, too, are returned to the bloodstream.

It is easily absorbed into the bloodstream.

Perhaps the infection had spread elsewhere through the bloodstream.

It's like a miniature hydroelectric dam in the bloodstream.

"It doesn't stay in the bloodstream for long," he said.

Lungs must work harder to deliver oxygen to the bloodstream.

Plath's demonic energy dripped more directly into the bloodstream.

Immature versions of these cells circulate in the bloodstream.

In this case, they were taken from the bloodstream.

The body wants real sugar in the bloodstream, says Parker.

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