bled in a sentence

Definition

BLED (verb): past tense of bleed; to lose blood from the body or to cause colors to run or mix on a surface.

She bled profusely after the accident, requiring immediate medical attention.
The painter bled vibrant colors onto the canvas, creating a striking image.
As he fell, a small cut on his hand bled, staining the ground with his blood.
The story bled into the news cycle, capturing the attention of the nation.
His heart bled for the suffering lives he saw around him each day.
The fabric bled dye when it got wet, ruining her favorite shirt.
Emotions bled into her poetry, making it deeply relatable and powerful.
He bled from a wound that he had tried to hide for too long.
With each passing moment, the frustration bled into anger, making him lash out.
The sunset bled shades of pink and orange, painting the sky beautifully.