Sentence examples for this lifeblood from inspiring English sources
With all this lifeblood flowing around, we hope it doesn't get messy.
This lifeblood of belief is thicker than the clear water of pure reason, which is why it can be as futile to try to make someone disown a belief as it can be to get them to disown their family.
Wilson calls this "the lifeblood of how we do business gaining advice, understanding, and perspective from a very broad range of scientists and others involved with the institute".
We are not just another company; this is the Water Services Corporation, this is the lifeblood of the country.
"This is the lifeblood of the district I represent," he said.
This drew the lifeblood from the art and caused its degradation.
In the excesses of either, and perhaps more so in their deficits, there is an aura of beautiful impossibility, and this is the lifeblood of Fischer's formal jokes and experiments.
"This is the lifeblood of Iraq and they don't even have their own rules," Sickman says.
This provides the lifeblood of the University and it is possible that the financial downturn will even work to our advantage, if other scientific research institutions find themselves unable to recruit at this difficult time.
Data like this is the lifeblood of many internet companies which rely on people's clicks on ads to make money.
This is the lifeblood of fight conditioning: fighters need to not only have excellent endurance, but also be able to summon a quick burst of power at a key moment in a fight.
