sanguinary

Otherwise you will bring down upon them a brutal, sanguinary war.

Love, we are meant to understand, is sanguinary, avid for blood.

I mean something to eliminate the sanguinary element from her conversation.

This was certainly the most sanguinary and the best-contested action of the whole war.

In all of this sanguinary excess, it is the guilty who die.

The refined voice of an invisible man said: "This is sanguinary!"

One of the most sanguinary contests of the day now took place.

Even when she is having fun, she can be slightly sanguinary.

The sanguinary slick in which she stumbled was cold and sticky.

Often there was a curious, sanguinary streak in his assistant's conversation.

Republicanism was no longer so sanguinary and fierce as it had been some years before.

"You seem to be my fate, my sanguinary young friend.

We are not men to be frightened by his sanguinary jests."

This "sanguinary measure" had the effect of stopping all protests to the new taxes.

Of all the conflicts between these two clans, this, the last, was the most sanguinary and destructive.

A sanguinary encounter seemed daily imminent between the two parties in the streets of Baltimore.

Others, who, like myself, saw it, have fortunately spared me the recital of the sanguinary result.

But that subversive sanguinary rot of doing away with all law and order in the world makes my blood boil.

There was the making of a sanguinary shindy in the thing.

But that howling savage of sanguinary reputation sank back in the chair.

I will now narrate more fully the sanguinary scene which took place at Vincennes.

Still, the capture was sanguinary for both sides.

As he climbed through her bedroom window she would flee down the stairs, slamming the door on his sanguinary hand.

Indeed, even ordinary citizens would willingly join in the sanguinary business of cleansing Croatia.