Bleed example sentences

"Bleed" Example Sentences

1. The cut started to bleed heavily.
2. The wound continued to bleed profusely.
3. The nosebleed would not stop bleeding.
4. He made the cut bleed on purpose.
5. They stanched the bleeding wound.
6. The injury refused to stop bleeding.
7. My cuts and scrapes were still bleeding.
8. His nose bled constantly from allergies.
9. The fountain sprayed water that appeared to bleed with color.
10. The injury had finally stopped bleeding.
11. The cut had finally stopped bleeding.
12. The victims injuries were still bleeding profusely.
13. They put pressure on the wound to stop the bleeding.
14. The ice caused my nose to bleed.
15. The wound began to bleed again.
16. The color ran together and seemed to bleed into the page.
17. My nose would not stop bleeding after I blew it.
18. Her gums bled easily when she brushed her teeth.
19. The paint seemed to bleed into the carpet.
20. The puncture wounds would not stop bleeding.
21. She ran to stop the nosebleed.
22. The paint seemed to bleed and mix together on the palette.
23. After scraping my knee, it bled for ages.
24. The injury was still bleeding profusely when the medics arrived.
25. I had to pinch my nose to stop the bleeding.
26. The red color seemed to bleed into the white canvas.
27. She pinched her nose to try and stop the bleeding.
28. She applied pressure to the wound to stop the bleeding.
29. I had to keep my head back to stem the nosebleed.
30. The doctor had to stitch the wound to stop the bleeding.
31. The wound would not clot and stop bleeding.
32. The paint color seemed to bleed into the carpet fibers.
33. The doctor said the nosebleed looked worse than it was.
34. Her toddler fell and his lip started to bleed.
35. The doctor tried to staunch the bleeding.
36. The wound refused to clot and just kept bleeding.
37. The colors seemed to bleed together where they met on the canvas.
38. Her gums were prone to bleeding whenever she brushed.
39. The paint seemed to bleed down the wall in abstract patterns.
40. His cuts and scrapes refused to stop bleeding.
41. The tree's sap seemed to bleed from the wounds in its bark.
42. The cut finally stopped bleeding after applying pressure.
43. The paint colors appeared to bleed into one another.
44. He pinched the bridge of his nose to stop the bleeding.
45. The artist created the effect of the paint bleeding together.
46. I tilted my head back to try and stop the nosebleed.
47. She had to lie down to staunch the heavy nosebleed.
48. We had to find something to staunch the bleeding wound.
49. The doctors worked frantically to stop the patient from bleeding out.
50. The wound was still bleeding despite their best efforts.
51. She had to get stitches to stop the cut from bleeding.
52. The color on the canvas appeared to bleed and drip down the page.
53. His nose would not quit bleeding no matter what he did.
54. I applied pressure to the cuts to try and stop the bleeding.
55. They tried to staunch the heavy nosebleed with tissues.
56. The gash finally stopped bleeding after an hour.
57. The toddler's scraped knee refused to stop bleeding.
58. I pinched my nose shut and tilted my head back to stop the nosebleed.
59. The bandages failed to staunch the bleeding.
60. The paint colors ran together and appeared to bleed into each other.

Common Phrases

1. Bleeding heart: Someone who is considered to be overly sensitive or sentimental.
2. Bleeding edge: Relating to a technology that is at the extreme forefront and pushing current limits.
3. Bleeding obvious: Something that is glaringly clear and apparent.
4. Bleeding profusely: Losing blood quickly and steadily from an injury.
5. Like a sieve: Having many leaks or holes, not holding things in.
6. Bleeding wound: An injury that is actively releasing blood.
7. Bleeding out: To lose a fatal amount of blood from an injury.
8. Bleeding nuisance: An annoying situation that refuses to end.
9. Pouring blood: Losing blood very quickly and abundantly.
10. Black and blue: Left severely bruised or beaten up.