Drago has forearms knotted with firm veins like the roots of a perfect tree: dozens of veins, hundreds of veins, veins made hard and robust through years of lifting iron bars high over his head.
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As the video explains, anyone with veins can develop varicose veins.
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The woman suffered from varicose veins, enlarged veins found in some people's legs.
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Overall, they compared 2615,29 patients with varicose veins and 2709,984 patients without varicose veins.
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Surgery for varicose veins includes tying and removing them by pulling the veins out from under the skin.
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Their veins were flooded when possible with the relief of heroin; our veins with the pleasures of Johnson's resonant voice.
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Healthy patients come in to visit me who have had spider veins treated with laser ablation, a process that essentially collapses the veins.
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One way to think about the system is that, while the map shows the veins, it does not show the capillaries leading to those veins.
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Sometimes these new veins connect with other venous systems and can cause these veins to thicken and scar up as well, extending the damage even further.
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Swollen, twisty purple veins that often look like tree branches just under the surface of the skin, varicose veins can cause aching pain, throbbing and discomfort.
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Also, some varicose veins patients may have been misclassified into the group without the condition, as not all women notify their doctors when the veins appear.
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Enlarged and gnarled varicose veins and deep venous thrombosis, a clot that forms in the deep veins of the body, are strongly associated, the Taiwanese researchers found.
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When her arm veins were too thin to handle the volume of medicines, I punctured giant veins in her neck and slid in bigger catheters for better access.
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The case, published in The Lancet medical journal, involved connecting veins from the donor uterus with the recipient's veins, as well as linking arteries, ligaments and vaginal canals.
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"If you legalize drugs, my fear is that it becomes an arms race as to who can get the most in their veins, the choicest in their veins," Tilin says.
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"Rolls, celluLIT & varicose veins are cute bro," Lorenzo shared.
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" - Varicose veins get an exciting rebrand as "nature's tattoos.
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Victory is in our veins – just ask Katy Perry.
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Based on the strong relationship between varicose veins and an increased risk of more serious diseases, "patients with varicose veins deserve careful monitoring and early evaluation" for possible health consequences, he said.
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Bleeding the veins between the eyebrows was good for long-standing headache, cutting the veins under the tongue—only lengthways, otherwise it was difficult to stanch—was useful for angina or tonsillar abscess.
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Her blood roared in her veins, slammed against her eardrums.
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Their skin is thin and fragile; the veins glow eerily.
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They admitted him and started firehosing transfusions into his veins.
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"It flows in our blood, in our veins, " he says.
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I have black and white blood running thru my veins.
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He writhed, sweating, the veins in his neck popping out.
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So that's what flowed in my veins: white "plantation" rape.
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What do you want, the blood out of my veins?
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Under nearby trees, they jam the stuff into their veins.
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Inject the positivity straight into our veins, Positive Sign Girl.
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I have spider veins, and you might have 'em, too.
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Ice in its veins Volvos hail from snow and ice.
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Instead, chemicals course through its veins to give it power.
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"The veins in her body blew," as Skipper put it.
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A spray of tiny red veins spreads across the petals.
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He was pale and black veins ran down his face.
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This compresses the veins, taking blood out of the muscle.
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The veins in his neck throbbed for a further minute.
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But guess what's abundant and already has lots of veins?
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Why does this not stir warm blood in the veins?
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There are many different veins and arteries in the penis.
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The veins in her cheeks glowed faintly blue with anger.
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Varicose veins result from inborn vein characteristics, not leg position.
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They explain their love for God runs through their veins.
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Then they infused the treated stem cells into patients' veins.
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James felt the blood in his veins turn to mud.
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By 1944, the doctor had trouble finding veins to shoot.
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These feel like they came straight out of Big's veins.
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The veins in his neck seemed in danger of rupturing.
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Sometimes that requires finding veins elsewhere, like in the hands.
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But anxiety seems to run deep in Mr. Xi's veins.
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The blue tint of her veins showed through her skin.
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I could feel the solution being pumped through my veins.
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You might also look for certain tones in your veins, too.
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"The penis is arteries, veins, nerves, and the urethra," he says.
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It's easy — just look at the veins on your inner wrist.
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It's almost a lake of veins that they're trying to negotiate.
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I am Pakistani, so chai pretty much runs through my veins.
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They installed an IV and promptly flooded my veins with antibiotics.
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Because he's alone, McClure has no time to search for veins.
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My name is Ty Cobb and winning runs in my veins.
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I don't have a drop of English blood in my veins.
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Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Timberlake has country flowing through his veins.
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Her reprogrammed T cells were slowly reintroduced into their native veins.
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I would put it right into my veins if I could.
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And they said that I was trying to cut my veins.
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But this slab was marred by little holes, discolored by veins.
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A farmer's child, surely, river silt running thickly through her veins.
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Kris talking about getting the varicose veins on her kneecap lazered.
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There are efforts to regrow bone and veins in the lab.
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Veins I didn't even know existed would bulge through my skin.
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Later, we hear the poison chromatically working itself through her veins.
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There's four people in this room and your veins are popping!
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That morning, my stomach churned and adrenaline coursed through my veins.
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In mines, veins of asbestos can intermingle with talc, geologists say.
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The water from Great Bear Lake flows in our veins, too.
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"We're the blood in the veins of the community," Windhausen says.
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They were hunting for new emerald veins and not finding any.
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He felt his veins bulge and spider-web across his chest.
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She discovered that the veins were part of a larger hearing apparatus that redirects sound waves to the ear drums, a conclusion further validated after small incisions in the veins reduced hearing sensitivity in the butterflies.
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Tissue transplants include corneas, bone grafts, heart valves, veins/arteries and skin.
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Arteries and veins tear open, and every body cavity fills with blood.
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Same here: this drawing is for studying veins in the spinal cord.
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And you might as well inject queer memes directly into my veins.
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Her temples throb, the veins pop, she is entirely and stunningly alive.
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Neck veins thrumming, his supporters call Mrs Clinton "evil", and a "killer".
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But they all have the same hateful blood pumping in their veins.
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Her marriage to Marty was the blood that ran through her veins.
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Samantha wakes up disoriented, in pain, bleeding, and covered in dark veins.
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Any moment now, an unbelievable primal power will rush through my veins.
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They seem to sprout from the green veins of her elongated arms.
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I mean everything is in my fucking veins, it's all artistic, man.
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He said the bullets tore up muscles, smashed bones and slashed veins.
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It also got into his blood system and started collapsing his veins.
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That means that, for some of us, varicose veins are just inevitable.
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"I'm the fucking organizer," he screamed, with veins bulging and spittle flying.
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You start to mine little veins and they feel good to you.
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A tissue that mimics the heart muscle, replete with veins and arteries.
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They made his heart beat faster, heated the blood in his veins.
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Another time, another place, but the same toxins coursing through similar veins.
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"The blood of Ned Stark runs through his veins," Lady Mormont said.
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If her veins run dark roast, a coffee gift won't go unused.
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He exists solely to count calories and pop veins in the sun.
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It dripped into his veins, just like those body-racking chemotherapy treatments.
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Stringing together obtuse veins of thought, he fabricates alternate realities and histories.
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The very blood in their veins may contain antibodies of great value.
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I'm from Seattle, so it's the first thing that's in the veins.
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"I burst into rage — the adrenaline rushed through my veins," she said.
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His skin burned, as if lava ran through his veins, he recalled.
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"A kind of wild forest blood runs in your veins," she writes.
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The heroin is typically injected into veins, muscles, or under the skin.
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Rather, it is absorbed into veins in the mouth, pharynx and esophagus.
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They threaded fluid lines into her veins and readied a breathing tube.
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Streets are not a city's veins but its neurology, its accumulated intelligence.
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He is an American drummer with Latino blood pumping in his veins.
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At this, all the purple veins in the man's neck stood out.
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On days like this I can feel adrenaline pumping through my veins.
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He's an 18 year-old who has soul coursing through his veins.
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"A lack of movement, being pregnant, overweight, all this puts pressure on the veins in the lower part of the body, and some blood begins to pool instead of traveling up the veins back to the heart," Hoffman explained.
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Hook it directly to my arm and don't ever stop flooding my veins.
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If the word "hemoglobin" sounds familiar, it's because it's running through your veins.
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Whether you're a parent, or you just have blood pumping through their veins.
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Rollins proves here that he can be terrifying without flexing his neck veins.
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His face wasn't there, just a skull, wrapped in muscle tissue and veins.
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These veins are cracks in the Martian rocks that are filled with chemicals.
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During one of our early classes, I accidentally sliced through my friend's veins.
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J.K. Rowling has a certain kind of magic just pumping through her veins.
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If I could inject Super Mario Maker 22 into my veins, I would.
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KS: Did they inject anyone into your veins to save your heart stent?
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My pulse thrummed through my veins, taking the place of the engine noise.
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I felt the heat and the energy through the veins and recoiled muscles.
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Blood pressure is the force of blood flow in arteries, veins and capillaries.
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"We do not want judges with ice water in their veins," he said.
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I like seeing dark circles and veins on eyelids — that's sexy to me.
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They're popping supplements, receiving hormone treatments, even pumping young blood into their veins.
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Causes of hemorrhoids Think of hemorrhoids like your booty's version of varicose veins.
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Then they "seeded" the spinach veins with human cells that line blood vessels.
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Her proximity enables the rendering of bloodshot veins in her cheeks and hands.
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I have your blood running through my veins, your curly hair, your laugh.
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I am a woman; and I have some Negro blood in my veins.
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Hook this record up to my veins and pump it into my heart.
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First, they travel from the lower intestines through your tissues, veins, and arteries.
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Some chewed along the veins of the leaf while others chomped through it.
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I was shot near the heart; a cluster of veins was blown apart.
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I resisted; what he said felt like a poison spreading through my veins.
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But the bulging neck veins I saw suggested another, rarer possibility: constrictive pericarditis.
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An arteriovenous malformation is a tangle of blood vessels containing arteries and veins.
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Whereas women are like cheese, they get blue veins and start to stink.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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The nerves and veins in his wrist were severed and the bone exposed.
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Visible blood vessels, commonly called spider veins, occur with aging and sun exposure.
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Natalio Rodriguez and his neighbors had all those stories coursing through their veins.
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Beauty aficionados, can you feel the adrenaline starting to race through your veins?
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It's looser than her previous novels; there's more blood coursing through its veins.
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This puts deep pressure on veins, eyes and blood vessels and causes drainage.
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His medical treatment and history has left him without any usable peripheral veins.
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An autopsy found that silicone also entered Ms. Blaine's veins, causing fatal embolisms.
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Ajit and Greg have rare talents, and Berkshire blood flows through their veins.
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They began with the thought "that varicose veins might be causal," he said.
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Orentreich gave us free samples" and then "removed the veins from my nose.
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Instinctively, you will look for the telltale blue of veins, but the veins of some people need to be felt rather than seen, including those of scarred intravenous drug users, the obese, the heavily tattooed and anyone with very dark skin.
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The online hysteria makes it feel like there are Pop Rocks in your veins.
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Imagine injecting an area with a ton of dilated veins with a foreign material.
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The body then absorbs the vein, as blood is safely redirected to other veins.
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"Not to sound crazy, but she's the blood in my veins," Schumer tells PEOPLE.
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Each has been with Berkshire for decades, and Berkshire's blood flows through their veins.
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Spinach leaves have fine veins that transport water and nutrients to the plant's cells.
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Surgeons also separated some of the veins to make way for today's final separation.
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Makes you wonder what it's like to have ice water running through your veins.
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Later, during her blood draw, Devitt compliments her on having strong, easily locatable veins.
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She tied it around my arm, and all my veins came to the surface.
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I was applying the drug of efficiency to my veins, and it felt good.
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There are hairs on the face of the Teletubby, broken veins, and chapped lips.
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This Shape and Slim pair improves circulation, reduces varicose veins and hydrates your legs.
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Veins on the map turned amber to red, trouble in the Central Valley routes.
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Such discrimination lingers in our anger-filled veins even now in a progressive era.
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He felt the magic with which she had ensnared him throb in his veins.
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According to his coworkers, his veins aren't filled with blood—they're filled with ketchup.
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The technology creates a map of the veins in the whites of an eye.
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The Die Hard-like action plot shows masculine bravado coursing through Rick's vinegar veins.
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If they cut open our veins, red tulips will blushlike blood in the fields.
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A closeup of Giancarlo's face reveals stress and power coursing through his head veins.
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This movie is real, though, and this is like lava in his veins now.
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His body still bears witness: The veins on his left arm are bulbous, inflated.
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Anyway, have a watch below and keep that sweet Drake coursing through your veins.
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Stringing together obtuse veins of thought, he creates new meanings from familiar cultural narratives.
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"You have to have that artistic mojo flowing through your veins," he tells them.
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Varicose veins are also associated with increased risks of arterial disease and heart failure.
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I'm sure Meek just has more adrenaline in his veins than the average human.
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You can tell he means this ... from the veins bulging out of his neck.
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Like his characters, Machado was a creature of literature; ink ran in his veins.
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The wings are lined with black veins like stained-glass windows in a cathedral.
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The type of sex can change too when meth enters the veins or lungs.
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Trilobites Blood laced with a natural antifreeze pumps through the veins of wood frogs.
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It passed a grove of cottonwoods, silver branches delicate as veins against the sky.
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Date: April 23, 2019What made the moment: Damian Lillard has ice in his veins.
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Poison runs through her veins, meaning anyone who touches her for too long dies.
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I learned about navigating catheters from the arteries and veins of the leg to the arteries and veins of the brain to treat problems like tumors, aneurysms, strokes and vascular malformations in adult and children using the most advanced X-ray technology.
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There's certain things that when you've grown up with some things, it's in your veins.
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Staying informed isn't mere civic responsibility; it is the needle I jam in my veins.
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A view of Rubin Ridge showing sedimentary layers, mineral veins, and effects of wind erosion.
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Their differences are myriad, but a strong sense of Jewish identity courses through their veins.
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It's a city with lights running through its veins and creativity pumping in its heart.
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She felt something new surging through her veins, something sweet and spiked and utterly intoxicating.Power.
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She burned all over at once, and exhaled the beauty that wormed through her veins.
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And that power is the Baratheon bloodline, beating its big stag horns in Gendry's veins.
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Popped and pulsing purple veins run its entire length, from the first fleshy segment on.
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IT IS a forecast to make the blood of British homeowners freeze in their veins.
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" She continued, "It's in my heart, it's in my veins and it always will be.
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This time veins of lavender accentuate the silhouette, adding buoyancy and lightness to the work.
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Leaving that aside, having someone else's blood pumped through your veins isn't exactly risk-free.
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How calm Foxx was when talking about the rescue, dude's got ice in his veins.
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It "loves power more than democracy" and uses Open Veins of Latin America, the 1971
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But most of us can stand to have a few varicose veins without any worries.
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That tipped Yack and her team off that the veins could have an acoustic function.
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It could also be a reference to the Targaryen blood flowing through Jon Snow's veins.
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I'll never forget that moment: It was like a sweet release swelling through my veins.
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There are other, ancillary veins yet to be mined; but they require a different approach.
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They had done CT scans, inserted large catheters into larger veins, and started various drips.
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I look at my hands and see my father's emerging, the veins now more pronounced.
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The hypothalamus then kicks the sympathetic nervous system into gear, surging cortisol through our veins.
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But the anxious body is one prone to excess, spilling adrenaline thoughtlessly into overburdened veins.
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They also prevent abscesses, infections and damage to veins, helping better maintain users' overall health.
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What about the red veins that scar the pianist's hands, recalling something organic and raw?
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This life would not be mine if I was still shooting heroin into my veins.
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Our bodies [are] like a musical instrument: cords, veins, the heart, beats on a riddim.
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All that said, adaptation and innovation flows through an artist's veins, and they will prevail.
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The subways (and mass transit in general) are the veins and arteries of New York.
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They also had a 59 percent increased risk of a blood clot in their veins.
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Epinephrine works by reducing swelling in the airway and increasing blood flow in the veins.
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It corroded veins, triggered convulsions and killed 5 percent of the patients who got it.
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My veins bud, and I am so full of poems, a wastebasket of black wire.
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I would say honestly, I've been a Google 20 years, It lives inside my veins.
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" He went on to say that "Jamie Dimon has more courage running through his veins.
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"Regret's my favorite candy / You're sweet now, you're just poison in my veins," she growls.
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Roberts and the family pastor watched as the treated cells dripped back into his veins.
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To get good at finding veins, touch as many different types of forearms as possible.
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This masked decorum and performative niceness poorly hides that implicit bias running through your veins.
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The bloodlust that runs in our veins serves not our survival but our eventual defeat.
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Their lawyers warned courts the men were too frail and their veins were not suitable.
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It runs through our veins, through the waters that connect us from home to home.
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"There was an unholy concoction of cocaine, cognac and cannabis coursing through my veins," he wrote.
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Both arteries and veins dilated more in people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's than in controls.
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Her left cheek looked like it was becoming translucent, she could see the veins, the muscle.
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While this would be centuries after Saera Targaryen, dragon blood would still run through his veins.
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Even more tantalizing is that Curiosity has found this boron inside mineral "veins" on Mount Sharp.
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Then, he slit his veins, took hemlock and succumbed to the suffocating steam of a bath.
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"It made our veins thrill" Still, Roosevelt included that tally of bagged animals for a reason.
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A strange confidence suffuses me, running through the lattice of my veins, pulsing to my groin.
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So not only was he injecting semen into his own body, he kept missing his veins.
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Stebbins had argued Campbell's medical conditions could make it hard to find suitable veins to inject.
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Next, the surgeons connected the arteries and veins in Peck's arms to those in the donor's.
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The Long Island native's music runs through the veins of those raised in the TriState area.
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Please inject more of these responses into my veins: They'll get around to announcing Smash Bros.
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RA says Blue is the blood in his veins, and my heart aches for them both.
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She had extremely red hair and her skin was so white, you could see her veins.
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Though she would eventually marry wealthy, the desire to be famous still burned in her veins.
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But in The Fate of the Furious, Jason Statham is the adrenaline coursing through its veins.
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It's an optical one, which reads your pulse from veins in the back of your wrist.
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Now, alongside fangs, freckles, and feet, players can buy blue breast veins, cellulite, and stretch marks.
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Adrenaline floods our veins, our hearts race, and our fight-or-flight response kicks into gear.
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"It's why women get varicose veins," says Davis, "and why women's blood vessels change after menopause."
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The nausea, feeling ill, sitting in a chair for hours getting that stuff into your veins.
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I like to describe it as all the veins in your body suddenly shrinking and collapsing.
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After all, you can't reset your fingerprint, retina or veins — once they leak, they're compromised forever.
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We plan to mine the gilt-edged veins of rare ink-stone to tile the bathrooms.
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The son of a Fiji rugby league international, Hayne was born with football in his veins.
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The veins in his neck bulge and for a moment the stadium feels still and airless.
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If your vessels over-dilate, they can burst, leading to permanent spider veins on your face.
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But the divine beings who consumed ambrosia did not usually have blood running in their veins.
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Slavery was the "very blood of their veins," according to Robert Bunch, a British spy who
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Electricity revved through my veins for no particular reason, just as a courtesy to his stature.
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When he gave speeches, he leaned toward the crowd, and the veins of his temples bulged.
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She identifies herself as Creole—"I have good Scotch blood coursing in my veins"—and industrious.
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She fixes an IV bag to a pole, which will drip water into her son's veins.
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The shots linger on the expressions of Patrick Fischer whose forehead veins pop with nervous sweat.
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Some people are naturally musical: they have music in their veins, coursing through them like blood.
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Clots that form within veins or arteries disrupt the circulatory system and can damage the organs.
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Matter In July, scientists reported that a strange protein courses through the veins of pregnant women.
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The nurses invariably comment on my obscure veins — a highly anticipated snack for my gluttonous ego.
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Death was therefore due to exsanguination from bleeding varicose veins following an attack by a rooster.
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Today only people of purely African descent do not have Neanderthal DNA coursing through their veins.
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The ideals laid down at the founding of this nation felt like blood in my veins.
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Well, you stick it in the back of your veins and then you suddenly get smarter.
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Playing familiar games is my go-to method for injecting a little nostalgia into my veins.
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Without a functioning gene, the lipopolysaccharide can signal veins in the brain to form blood bubbles.
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She relishes the tattoos, wrinkles, scars, veins and folds that our dominant society may deem unsightly.
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With adrenaline coursing through his veins, Booker'll do live spots on cable news into Wednesday morning.
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The heart, biologically speaking, is ugly as it pumps its passion and fear down the veins.
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Earlier this year, White would undergo a series of surgeries to untangle those arteries and veins.
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During my break from Trump news, I found rich coverage veins that aren't getting social play.
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The technology would identify people&aposs hands by analyzing characteristics like wrinkles, veins, and even bones.
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Mads Mikkelsen, the steamy Danish actor of "Hannibal" fame, apparently has ice coursing through his veins.
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"Not much is known about varicose veins and the risk of other vascular diseases," Chang said.
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Yet "fewer studies have established an association between varicose veins and peripheral arterial disease," he said.
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When you've got 50 or 60 years of testosterone pumping through your veins, it changes your body.
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The fossil was completely enveloped in a super-hard rock, with veins of calcite running through it.
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I cannot physically have a conversation or be a human until caffeine is pumping through my veins.
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"I think women voted with what they identified with – cellulite, stretch marks, varicose veins," she tells C5N.
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The tip of his nose is waxy and bulbed, with little red veins standing out of it.
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It certainly only adds to the collective nervousness pumping through the veins of my team of 12.
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Her veins throbbed with the attenuation of pleasure, and she struggled to focus on soft weak reality.
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Access is biometric: people are identified by a scan of the pattern of veins in their hand.
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It resonated so deeply because it tapped into all these veins of latent biases and divisive narratives.
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When they feed on human blood, their eyes turn black and their skin gets covered in veins.
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The ice water now running through her veins is almost visible, it's so close to the surface.
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InnoVein has created a prosthetic valve for the veins in an attempt to offer patients curative therapy.
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Canelo has maintained his innocence throughout the process ... blaming Mexican beef for pumping 'roids into his veins.
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From an aesthetic perspective, it's not just facets of eastern Europe that run through the brand's veins.
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In 2005, prolonged standing at work was also linked to an excess risk of varicose veins. Yikes.
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"Your veins are out, your muscles are full, arms nice and tight, chest puffed out," he says.
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He calls Dr. Ajit Jada over from the operating table and points at the cluster of veins.
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So blood tends to pool there, which causes your veins to become enlarged and a bit lumpy.
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Liquid hustle flows through his veins, but Smart is also one of Boston's most reliable play creators.
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But it's more absorbing when it keeps the vampirism symbolic than when it starts actually opening veins.
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It can infect and clot the veins of the neck, and spread between the skull's many sinuses.
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Holy communion is the well whiskey, and the spirit courses through the veins of every person dancing.
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To save her life, surgeons had to block off the veins and arteries going to her liver.
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" But perhaps most importantly, added McElroy: "This is a guy who truly has gasoline in his veins.
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"Spider veins are the very fine, superficial blood vessels that you see on the skin," she explains.
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The surgery involved connecting the recipient's veins and arteries, ligaments and vaginal canals with the donated uterus.
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Ambrosia had been offering to fill a person's veins with young blood for $8,000 for a liter.
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Even in repose, its snaky veins swell to the surface, masked only by a tangle of tattoos.
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It embodies the feelings of risk and reward that these games hammer into your veins 24/7.
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Then they connected arteries, veins, and nerves of the penis by stitching them together under a microscope.
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The large veins running under his skin awoke a sensation inside me I had never felt before.
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I find tree bark a beautiful parallel to skin, and roots a parallel to veins and neurons.
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They don't shy away from the knowledge that we are the infection coursing through the Earth's veins.
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I got varicose veins from my high cholesterol, which caused heavy cramps, especially when I drank alcohol.
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From there, the blood flows into the veins, where it is pushed onward, back to the heart.
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She snipped excess thread from sutures and learned how to identify a patient's veins on an ultrasound.
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"Those with varicose veins should be treated so a situation like this does not happen," Byard added.
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Streets act as veins, connecting us to a network of life similar to a bio-diverse forest.
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Biden was boosted by the strong streak of pragmatism coursing through the blue veins of Democratic voters.
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The chief pointed to a minor network of blue veins at one edge of the glistening organ.
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The next, with ice in your veins and a malicious flourish, you put a curse into action.
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And the veins, knots and whorls in the wood won't always be concealed behind Sheetrock or paint.
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About 20% of all adults will develop varicose veins, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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What doesn't get highlighted, however, are the veins of cronyism and nation-building found throughout the bill.
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"It's a double-shot of liquidity straight into the veins of the stock market," said Quill's Booth.
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This system includes veins, arteries, blood vessels and capillaries that carry blood to and from the heart.
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" Young owned a Confederate flag that read, "Rebel Blood in My Veins, Yankee Blood in My Yard.
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"Brady has noted to staff a few times"—inject it all directly into my veins right now.
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Right from the beginning, the wilderness has stirred a passion and conviction for conservation in our veins.
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You, the girl, the night, liquid courage in your veins, the city stretched out in front of you.
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She could see all the veins and nerves crisscrossing her hand like a miniature blue and red superhighway.
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I didn't anticipate how much anxiety and adrenaline would be coursing through my veins for a week straight.
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Sometimes, the veins are just too thin and they split, and other times you push right through them.
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Then Mr. Smith, your mailman, becomes a heroin addict who can't get chiva into his veins fast enough.
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Such a nightmare would metastasize in the artist's later works with brutal images of blood, veins, and sperm.
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If there's any bad blood between the two pop singers now, it's certainly not running through Perry's veins.
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His suit jacket sleeves had been mended with small stitches and his hands were ridged with turquoise veins.
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As a Long Island native, Joel's music runs through the veins of those raised in the TriState area.
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"There's a lot of emotion coursing through veins at the moment, but all of it is phenomenally positive."
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The other provides images of three-dimensional computer models of the boys' veins, arteries and other brain matter.
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I genuinely feel like one of Ivan Drago's arm veins is stronger than, like, my entire fucking body.
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Looking at some of the recurring Powerpuff villains, the Girl Power running through the show's veins is apparent.
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I try not to be too "bossy nurse" when the phlebotomist seems to be struggling with my veins.
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Venture capital—the toxic sludge that runs through the veins of Silicon Valley Joe—has the same problems.
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Vein authentication, a biometric security method that scans the veins in your hand, has been cracked, reports Motherboard.
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If you're in the Beverly Hills area, you can literally inject sexually stimulating chemicals right into your veins.
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Another common cause of painful poop is hemorrhoids, or swollen, inflamed veins inside the anus, Dr. Knotts adds.
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"Caffeine or bark extract can help with pigmentation caused by the visibility of the veins," Dr. Zamani said.
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This also means that our veins, including those under the eyes, can become more restricted, causing dark circles.
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Turkish heroin made its way from France to the States, and then into American spoons, needles, and veins.
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Then she and the doctor went about their task of documenting the good veins in my right arm.
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They found a few fragments and recognized the veins streaking the surface that memorialized the rock's fiery journey.
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The First Person Travel team might have art in their veins, but they also shine as travel agents.
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Carbon energy circulates through the veins of our transportation networks, buildings, data infrastructure, and globe-spanning supply chains.
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DVT is a condition that occurs when blood clots form in the large veins deep in your legs.
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The veins of irony and sincerity and pain and joy run very deep, and they cross and tangle.
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They couldn't see the vision of varicose veins who was too frail to even close her car door.
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With all this intuition flowing through my veins, I knew I could rely on my pregnant body's wisdom.
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That year, war, horror, and open-world games found new life, which continues today in their respective veins.
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Some of them have been detailed with veins, or wrinkly balls, or a hand wrapped around the shaft.
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Internally the veins and arteries in the cord close up and form ligaments, which are tough connective tissues.
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This "natural" blood entered the veins and was transported, ebbing and flowing, to all parts of the body.
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Positron emission tomography or PET scans involve injection into the veins of a radionuclide "tracer" attached to glucose.
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Large companies, many affiliated with the Americans who governed the Philippines then, followed veins deep into the mountains.
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Rose petals, too, have veins, and the "scars" of black and maroon threads are what bind them together.
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Old school ran deep in his veins, and Kerr was creating a culture unlike any Adams had seen.
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So I have the pride of my family's blood running through my veins, but really it's poisoned blood.
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I recognized the shade of her ash brown eyebrows and the faint purple thread veins crisscrossing her cheeks.
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Just to do it, look at my mentions, because I'm human and there's still blood in my veins.
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His neck, like his arms, was thin, and the veins on each side were hugely distended with blood.
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Two executions of inmates with compromised veins have been botched recently, one in Ohio and another in Alabama.
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Seen through the lens of Gaia, the Amazon's plight is the draining of our communal veins and arteries.
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Notice the difference between the imagined and actual renderings: There aren't enough veins of electricity in the paintings.
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The blood tests were all completely normal, and the ultrasound showed nothing but early signs of varicose veins.
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"Do you think your nationality comes from your blood?" he asked, pointing to the veins in his arm.
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