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The two scientists saw it through to the sanguineous end.

But there had to be more than a meat market here; eyes averted we hurried past the sanguineous display.

In bloodless animals it has no name, but in the sanguineous class this organ is called the heart.

Hence we must consider the entire subject in the light of these instances [afforded by sanguineous animals, especially man].

Pleural and pericardial effusion, sometimes sanguineous, has alos been reported.

Hence, taking these two characters together, the longest-lived animals fall among sanguineous animals which have feet, e.g. man and elephant.

"The real surprise here is that this creepy, contemporary gross-out also has some ideas, visual and otherwise, wedged among its sanguineous drips...".

Many animals are voiceless, e.g. all non-sanuineous animals and among sanguineous animals fish.

With his 19th movie, "Casualties of War," scheduled to open Friday, Brian De Palma at last brings his sanguineous style to the battlefield.

Next in order we find them among the sanguineous animals rather than among the bloodless, and among those with feet rather than among the denizens of the water.

Likewise in sanguineous animals the heart is the first organ developed; this is evident from what has been observed in those cases where observation of their growth is possible.

In sanguineous animals the heart is the starting-point of the veins; they do not traverse it, but are found to stretch out from it, as dissections enable us to see.

Because of its delicate techniques and sanguineous passion inspired by the opera, it is considered to be one of the most challenging and technically demanding pieces for the violin.

"He met the confederations of Campbell and Alpine, who were also on the march, at Earnford and defeated them in a singularly long and sanguineous battle.

This is why some insects live when divided, and why, even among sanguineous animals, all whose vitality is not intense live for a long time after the heart has been removed.

Vampire Valentine Two interpretations of Transylvania's sanguineous seducer are on the bill for Saturday's horror movie show at the Memorial Boulevard Auditorium in Bristol.

Ginger jumped in surprise as a loud three-part crash shook the sanguineous air, jumped once more as it repeated, then flinched but did not jump when it came again.

CHAPTER 14 What came to be called the Battle of Bloody Rye was unquestionably the most sanguineous cavalry action in which Foster had ever had a part.

Suddenly a great arc of crimson, ten inches wide, sprays out from where I have made my cut, and both Hammerhead Jack and I are deluged in the sanguineous gush.

Cascabel is a big, hollow SoHo type of place, with high walls covered with rough brush strokes of sanguineous red, beveled mirrors and au courant suspended-on-the-high-wire little lights.

It was the definitive Good Friday sunset, and you had watched it from your chair until the last sanguineous drop of it was absorbed by the greasy gray waters of Puget Sound.

Thus if animal is defined by the possession of sensitive soul, this soul must in the sanguineous animals be in the heart, and, in the bloodless ones, in the corresponding part of their body.

The windpipe is situated before the oesophagus, through which food passes into what is called the stomach, but in quadrupeds which are sanguineous there is, as it were, a lid over the windpipe-the epiglottis.

In national halls: 2 Prize Silver medal to the drawing " Croquis " (1937), 2 Prize by its sanguineous " Desnudo " (1939), to 1er.

This is sanguineous animals is the region of the heart; for all sanguineous animals have a heart; and from this it is that both motion and the controlling sense-perception originate.