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Meaning bleeding meaning
What does bleeding mean?
bleeding
Synonyms bleeding synonyms
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Topics bleeding topics
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Examples bleeding examples
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Simple sentences
The dog is bleeding.
I cannot stop the bleeding.
My gums are bleeding.
Your nose is bleeding.
I'm bleeding badly.
It won't stop bleeding.
I'm afraid I have internal bleeding.
My friend Kim has really bad anal bleeding sometimes.
My knee is bleeding.
The hare is bleeding from its ear.
The rabbit's ear is bleeding.
Her nose is bleeding.
If a cut is bleeding, put pressure on it.
I have bleeding gums.
I've started bleeding.
He was bleeding from his wounds.
The child's nose is bleeding.
My nose is bleeding.
Movie subtitles
Hey, you're bleeding! Does it sting?
He always puts that much bleeding sauce on it.
The bleeding Vakulinchuk flees from the furious Giliarovsky.
I think I'm bleeding.
And for God sakes, a real life bleeding' mermaid.
Dozens of people have come here to do something worthwhile There's no use of you standing there looking middle aged and bleeding about safety.
Look at them, bleeding to death in front of my eyes!
Is my nose bleeding?
This lady's bleeding to death.
Maybe a man who's bleeding to death doesn't mean much to you but he does to me.
But you can't go around bleeding to death.
My nose has started bleeding.
Take her, fair son, that the contending kingdoms of France and England, whose very shores look pale with envy of each other's happiness, may cease their hatred and never war advance his bleeding sword 'twixt England and fair France.
I don't want him bleeding over my cushion.
That's not all. Their R D team is astounding. Bleeding-edge munitions are made there.
Those poor men are bleeding from their eyes and ears.
Bleeding Vakulinchuk is fleeing from bestial Gilyarovsky.
It's bleeding.
The death to which you're dooming hundreds of poor men daily. in a frantic effort to send their souls to perdition before your own. is a light pleasantry. compared to the bleeding death in the lungs. to which the great Judge has condemned you.
If he's not bleeding in the first round.
You'll have him bleeding?
Nickie, you're bleeding.
You can't go bleeding like that, whatever you've done.
Oh, you did! It's bleeding!
This whole district is bleeding under your vile administration.
You've got the other papers bleeding.
You're bleeding!
I can stop the bleeding.
What are we worrying about Kitty for. when I'm bleeding to death from my hand and my foot?
There's no bleeding.
News and current affairs
The Bush administration continues to have no plans to sew up the veins it has opened with its medieval economic policy, which holds that bleeding revenue from the government cures all economic problems.
To try to cure it by spending less is like trying to cure a sick person by bleeding.
More precisely, Alesina argued that while bleeding on its own would worsen the patient's condition, its beneficial impact on expectations would more than offset its debilitating effects.
The bleeding school produced some flaky evidence to show that this had happened in a few instances.
The cure, such as it was, finally came about, years behind schedule, not through fiscal bleeding, but by massive monetary stimulus.
When the groggy patient eventually staggered to its feet, the champions of fiscal bleeding triumphantly proclaimed that austerity had worked.
The moral of the tale is simple: Austerity in a slump does not work, for the reason that the medieval cure of bleeding a patient never worked: it enfeebles instead of strengthening.
In 1947, India's leaders faced a country with a million dead, 13 million displaced, billions of rupees worth of property damage, and the wounds of sectarian violence still bleeding.
Iraq's population, frankly, is bleeding away.
So the bleeding will go on.
For centuries, doctors weakened or killed their patients in large numbers through bleeding, until medicine became a science.
The doctor, who was a surgeon, not an obstetrician, questioned the wisdom of summoning him to treat excessive bleeding from a premature delivery.
He believes that he was summoned to treat bleeding caused by something else.
But Darfur is still bleeding, and South Sudan is far from being a stable polity.