bloodstained造句

a bloodstained shirt; a gory dagger.

Brandishing Kalashnikovs and bloodstained baseball caps, these were Libya's revolutionaries.

He was wearing that dark, bloodstained overcoat and blue jeans.

A bloodstained axe was found at the scene.

My first stop is at wardrobe, where I try on a disgusting bloodstained suit.

He washed his bloodstained clothes, and scrubbed blood from his car.

Llewellyn looked round hastily, and there, under the torn and bloodstained blankets, was his baby son, quite safe.

Ten thousand slaves lifted bloodstained hands as she raced by on her silver, riding like the wind.

But at this stage in the game, simply by definition, no American intervention overseas can be anything other than a ghastly disaster, usually bloodstained.

"I'm obsessed," she said, noting that she once owned one of his stovepipe hats and his bloodstained gloves from Ford's Theatre. "I have a Lincoln sculpture garden."

The men, aged 17 and 21, are sitting on a sofa - heads bowed - in the same filthy, bloodstained army fatigues they were captured in two weeks ago.

THE nota roja, a section reporting the previous day's murders and car crashes in all their bloodstained detail, is an established feature of Mexican newspapers.

Not only is he recorded as the first user of more words than any other writer, he also made words up: we owe him eyeball, bloodstained, radiance, assassination and lackluster, to name but a few.

Like the US version (top), it features Ryan Gosling, but shows him striding purposefully along a dark road, (bloodstained?) hammer in hand, murder in his eyes, NOT looking dreamy behind a wheel.

Libyan television also reported that one of Colonel Qaddafi's feared sons, Muatassim, was killed in Sirte on Thursday, and broadcast images of what it said was Muatassim's bloodstained corpse.