She was passing out when her eye caught sight of the red-stained cloth with which they had stanched the blood from Eberhard Ludwig's arm.
Do you think that it would be a small, superficial cut which could be stanched by nothing else but the pierced hand of Jesus Christ?
Gaston whipped out his handkerchief, and stanched the blood.
So he stanched their blood, and brought them, as it were, from death to life again.
So the storm subsides to calm; 25 They see the green trees wave On the heights o'erlooking Grève; Hearts that bled are stanched with balm.
Slowly, ruefully, where he lay, Darius just turned and looked that way, As he stanched his sorrowful nose with his cuff.
So speaking she had climbed the high steps, and, wailing, clasped and caressed her half-lifeless sister in her bosom, and stanched the dark streams of blood with her gown.
Meanwhile his father, by the wave of the Tiber river, stanched his wound with water, and rested his body against a tree-trunk.
She stanched the blood by degrees, and folded the linen over it, and went on; she was so used to pain, and so strong, that this seemed to her to be but little.
She raised the little wounded naked creature, and carried her to her own pallet bed; restored her to consciousness by such rude means as she had knowledge of, and stanched the flow of blood.
Nor did I know more till they lifted me and laid me on a litter of poplar boughs, having stanched my wound as best they might.
The Maid stanched the blood, saying-- "Did I not bid thee to be silent?
And there they stanchedhis bleeding as well as they might.
So they went both into the pavilion, and anon Sir Launcelot stanched his blood.
Then the knight hermit put a thing in his nose, and a little deal of water in his mouth, and then Sir Launcelot waked of his swoon, and then the hermit stanched his bleeding.
And then anon the hermit stanched his blood, and made him to drink good wine, so that Sir Launcelot was well refreshed, and knew himself.
Then Galahad and his two fellows start up to her, and lift her up, and stanched her, but she had bled so much that she might not live.
The wound, roughly stanched with moss, brought on a fever, and for some time he lay in danger of his life.
Two of his archers caught him as he fell, bore him out of the rush of battle, and partly stanched the wound by stripping up the linen of their shirts.
Tom Potts was but a serving man, But yet he was a doctor good; He bound his kerchief on the wound, And with some kind word he stanched the blood.
The ancients firmly believed that blood could be stanched by charms.
The wound in his side had now grown very painful, and was bleeding freely; while he became conscious, that unless the hemorrhage could be stanched immediately, the only good service a friend could render him, would be to inter his remains.
And when he had been unarmed and his wounds stanched and bound, Sir Lancelot told him what had befallen him.
Therewith came the holy hermit and was right wroth, and they put Sir Lancelot to bed again, and the hermit stanched the wound and gave the knight a cordial, so that he awoke out of his swoon.
She stanched the blood; she dropped her handkerchief into the little pool of sea water which was fast draining through the wrenched seams of the boat, and gently laved the unconscious face.
She gave an exclamation; she bent and stanched the blood which still flowed from the wounded temple.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stanched" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
