blooding

• “♦ A Bride will render his body fully alive, giving him breath and making his heart beat, a process known as blooding.”

  Simon & Schuster: Kresley Cole Immortals After Dark: The Clan MacRieve

• “A Bride will render his body fully alive, giving him breath and making his heart beat, a process known as blooding.”

  Simon & Schuster: Demon From The Dark

• “• A Bride will render his body fully alive, giving him breath and making his heart beat, a process known as blooding.”

  Simon & Schuster: Deep Kiss Of Winter

• “Through the spring months the trench raids continued in their process of "blooding" the new army for the "big push.”

  My Second Year of the War

• “The enemy had been routed in battle, and that night, the victors sang by firelight, celebrating the successful "blooding" of a promising new recruit, who'd proved a natural-born fighter.”

  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed

• “Hey kinda sound like Bush era stuff ... politics = poly (many) + tics (blooding sucking scavengers)”

  White House to release visitor logs

• “He said a combination of the strength of the euro against the pound, favourable tax rates on the continent and Uefa's new financial fair play rules would increase the likelihood of top clubs blooding young players.”

  The Guardian: Trevor Brooking urges clubs to give youngsters more first-team chances

• “England will be the better for blooding players this year, Tom Wood, Alex Corbisiero and Matt Banahan as a centre for three, but there are times when hardened warriors are needed.”

  The Guardian: Six Nations 2011: England's lessons for World Cup | Paul Rees

• “Yet while the integration of Danny Welbeck and Jack Wilshere, or the blooding of Phil Jones and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will draw the focus in the months to come, Parker will be made to feel at home.”

  The Guardian: Scott Parker is delighted to have found England niche after 10 years of trying

• “The idea of making pictures is: first armed police, then Uygurs, then injured people blooding, and a few Uygurs.”

  Global Voices in English » China: Call for tough response and resent of biased media

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