Meanings of younger blood in English

It was our opinion that the organization requires younger blood-infine, your own.

And, besides, we want younger blood amongst our skippers.

Oh, what are you, the younger blood, to them?

But they're maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations

Topics - new research from the University of California... younger blood can reverse many of the effects of ageing.

His campaigns are over, his sword is hung up, he leaves Eastern suns and battles to warm younger blood.

I don't want to force you in any way; but both Welton and I are getting old, and we need younger blood.

Here are quotations from two letters to the newspapers in 1937 following President Roosevelt's proposal to add younger blood to the Supreme Court:

The sight of them sends a younger blood coursing through my veins; I receive as it were the breath of a new springtime of life.

Younger blood may be required.

"I am an old man, Mr. Mayor: methinks this is work for younger blood than mine."