Great merciful bloodstained gods!

Look, there was a bloodstained dress, only...

I know nothing about a bloodstained dress.

By the way, is there a bloodstained dress?

Legacies and other things such as bloodstained pillowslips.

What about the bloodstained dress, eh, Miss Charlotte Inwood?

I want to tell you about the bloodstained doll.

At the same time, the officers noticed a bloodstained pickup that had been shot at.

But he had an idea about a bloodstained doll, and I had to put it off.

I listened at the door and overheard him say something about a bloodstained dress belonging to her.

If one takes off all ones clothes before starting work... and there's a bathroom handy for afterwards the menace of bloodstained clothes is obviously removed.

In the coming months, a fundamental decision will be made that will challenge the capacity of the international community, particularly Europe, for conflict resolution. The issue is Kosovo s status the last unresolved piece of the bloodstained Balkans puzzle.

Europe s bloodstained history also provides a useful warning for China and the rest of Asia, and can serve as an example for overcoming the region s long standing animosities. Though tensions between China and its neighbors over territorial claims in the East and South China Seas have receded somewhat in recent months, the prospect of worsening Sino Japanese relations, in particular, remains worrisome.

That fact has not been achieved easily, as if the bloodstained history of humanity forms an antecedent to this seemingly simple proposition. Yet so long as imprudent potentates can obliterate flowers and trees, hope and mirth from the face of the Earth with a quick stroke of their folly and cruelty, it is premature to celebrate the ultimate triumph of the Logos over the sword.

Many Muslims acquiesced in this deviation, viewing the invasion of Iraq as part of the passing of dictatorship and the coming of democracy. But the bloodstained shambles of the US occupation led America to abandon the quest for democracy. The deeper America sank into the Iraqi quagmire, the more the US began to turn a blind eye to the region s surviving dictators, particularly those in Saudi Arabia, Syria, Egypt, and Pakistan.

Many Muslims acquiesced in this deviation, viewing the invasion of Iraq as part of the passing of dictatorship and the coming of democracy. But the bloodstained shambles of the US occupation led America to abandon the quest for democracy. The deeper America sank into the Iraqi quagmire, the more the US began to turn a blind eye to the region s surviving dictators, particularly those in Saudi Arabia, Syria, Egypt, and Pakistan.