1
The veins in Shawcombe's thick neck were bulging, gorged with blood.
2
The portion of the lungs that is not hepatized is red, and gorged with blood.
3
His face and head throbbed, gorged with blood, and his mouth felt funny-kind of twisted.
4
Gorged with blood, they are sometimes run in upon and felled with a staff or club.
5
His body leaped upward like a fish, his face was gorged with blood, his eyes bulging.
6
Tank was breathing like a bellows, his face gorged with blood in the shelter of his helmet.
7
In the meanwhile, Pierrat Torterue allowed the thongs, red and gorged with blood, to drip upon the pavement.
8
One eye remained brown, while the other turned crimson, as if it had ruptured and gorged with blood.
9
The trachea and the bronchia are slightly red, and the right side of the head is gorged with blood.
10
Nor did she bethink herself, that a leech will not give over sucking until it be gorged with blood.
11
His eyes were gorged with blood, his mouth open and gasping, his nostrils expanded, his coat stark and reeking.
12
He told me about the Tragopan, and he is positive that the blue wattle becomes gorged with blood, and not air.
13
The uterus becomes gorged with blood periodically, to provide an enriched soil for the perhaps to be fertilized ovum to plant itself.
14
The eastern hills of France, those pleasant rolling heights above Rheims, Verdun, and old, provincial Pont-à-Mousson, have been literally gorged with blood.
15
It seemed as if the whole awful creature were simply gorged with blood; he lay like a filthy leech, exhausted with his repletion.