effusion of blood造句

• These previous effusions of blood seem subject, beyond the immediate anguish of loss and grief, to anonymity.
• I . . . embraced the earliest moment to stop our fire and prevent the further effusion of blood ."
• But it must be acknowledged that they are generally unaccompanied with the effusion of blood, and are confined to pillage alone.
• However, he seems to have led a relatively normal life until September 1828, when new symptoms such as effusions of blood appeared.
• Alfred Russel Wallace writes that death rarely ensues from it, because the copious effusion of blood prevents the inflammation which might otherwise take place.
• There they found the death of Attila accomplished by an effusion of blood, without any wound, and the girl with downcast face weeping beneath her veil.
• :" " Wee being in this condition and no hope left of quieting or repelling the People thus enraged, to prevent effusion of blood, capitulated and surrendered.
• Flames, smoke, gasps, groans and sudden effusions of blood have all accompanied the grim proceedings in the chair, known as " Old Sparky " to inmates and free citizens alike.
• A poultice of tea-leaves was tied over the left ear, as if for the relief of pain, and a post-mortem examination showed death to have resulted from an effusion of blood on the brain.
• By accepting these terms within one hour from the delivery of this dispatch, you will prevent an effusion of blood, as you are at this time in a state of rebellion against your King, your country, and your laws.
• By the time Gen . Samuel French's Confederate troops and artillery arrived the next day, he reported facing " a mountain fortress " and urged the Union troops to surrender to prevent " a needless effusion of blood ."
• Although generally opposed to secession, the Little Rock City Council fear that a battle might ensure within the city itself and passed an ordinance requesting the Governor assume control of the assembling volunteer forces and to seize the Arsenal " to prevent the effusion of blood ".
• They seemed, however, when everything was ready, still reluctant to proceed to extremities : and having remained several hours in a hostile position, an accommodation was effected between the parties by the intervention of some pacific people, who used their endeavors to prevent the effusion of blood.
• "The fact that two or three times the observers were made to go out just at the moment when a fresh effusion of blood evidently came to cover the wounds arouses the suspicion, on the contrary, that during this time something happened which needed to be hidden from observation.
• Darnall later wrote : " Wee being in this condition and no hope left of quieting the people thus enraged, to prevent effusion of blood, capitulated and surrendered . " The victorious Coode and his Puritans set up a new government that outlawed Catholicism, and Darnall was deprived of all his official roles.
• Scaife, whose book " Allatoona Pass : A Needless Effusion of Blood, " chronicles the bloody one-day battle, says the site is honeycombed with pristine earthworks and entrenchments as well as one of the best preserved star forts _ an earthen fort with a moat and earthworks shaped like its name _ in the South.
• Z閘ie knows at once that by the " Code noir " she will have to die : " Any slave who strikes his master, his mistress, the husband of his mistress, or their children, causing bruises or effusion of blood shall be punished by death . " Although Georges begs Alfred to pardon her, Z閘ie is executed by hanging.
• A blow under the left ear forces back the blood which proceeds from the head to the heart, so that the vessels and sinews of the brain are overcharged, particularly the smaller ones, which being of too delicate a texture to resist so great a change of blood, burst and an effusion of blood succeeding from the aperatures of the head complete the business.