Word: bleeds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Newspaper editorials expressed similar views. The Pittsburgh Press wrote: "Saigon's battlefield performance has been so miserable and panicky that one cannot believe that more aid would have changed the outcome." Said the Chicago Tribune: "Surely a moral commitment does not mean an obligation to help a country bleed to its last...
...shoulders shaking with emotion. When Judge Lee P. Gagliardi decided to allow the testimony next day, Stans' voice was strained with anguish and he was near tears as he described his wife's condition. She had been suffering from a rare blood disease that caused her to bleed from her eyes and mouth and to have 13 transfusions within a few days...
...vomiting pea soup or mutilating herself with a crucifix. Still other viewers yearn to be scared. "To be strictly honest, I'm morbid," admitted one college student. "It's a cult; you have to see this movie," said another. "It's the beat 'em and bleed 'em creeping-crawlies cult," grinned a third...
...that matter one great unanswered mystery remains: how does the Crimson function? Do Harvard athletes bleed their way to victory...
...throat fills with thorns and she wants to scream. The thorns prick into her life and bleed fire. Why should he comfort her in his lame-ass way? She doesn't even know his name. She mustn't awaken him again, oh no; but it would be better to move, to vanish, than scream, for she has no idea where the scream would take her. So with infinite slowness she begins to wriggle from his embrace. He is unaware...