tired blood造句

• Too young for tired blood, but old enough to be just plain tired.
• "After five winning sessions, tired blood took over, " said Wachtel.
• The yelling and screaming and sounds of motorbikes revving in the street were making his tired blood boil.
• But Maxwell is back in Houston recovering from tired blood and Thorpe suffered a death in the family and won't be there.
• "I play an alien who comes to Earth because he has tired blood and needs a transfusion, needs to get his blood changed, " he explains, slightly sheepishly.
• Generations of Americans have been exhorted to eat spinach or liver for the iron that supposedly made Popeye's muscles bulge or to take iron-rich tonics like Geritol to revive their " tired blood ."
• U . S . ships took every school of tuna and every swarm of sardines they could, along with sea lions for pet food and sharks to use the livers to remedy iron-poor " tired blood ."
• From the cornucopia of embryonic stem cells, biologists would also spin off nerve cells for Parkinson's disease patients, pancreatic islet cells for diabetics and endothelial cells to reline tired blood vessels, Dr . Tom Okarma told a Senate committee last week.
• They have also recognized that while, as the writer Holly Brubach once observed, " new shoes can't cure a broken heart, a tension headachm, kr iron-poor, tired blood, " they can temporarily relieve the symptoms.