Staunch the bleeding
until she can be taken to hospital.
Staunch royalist, he lost three sons in the civil war in the service of the king.
Many in ireland agreed that this was the patriotic thing to do -
even staunch
supporters of home rule.
They
remained staunch
to the end against odds uncounted, and fell with their faces to the foe.
Staunch the flow
of blood from small cuts.
Staunch supporter
of football in the town for over 78 years.
It was more of a shock that my dad accepted cos he was a
very staunch
hindu.
Staunching the hemorrhage
of recent years.
Staunch allies
of the us.
The yankee states, of which he is
so staunch
a subject, are but a drop in the bucket.
Staunch the blood.
Staunch defender
of workers ' rights all his working life.
Even the capture of the undoubtedly vile saddam hussein has
not staunched
attacks on coalition troops or made the war any more popular.
Staunch the wounds
of a character who is having their wounds treated.
Staunch advocate
of a toll-free road system.
Visit the
traditionally staunch
labor former mining communities where i live.
Staunched this loss
of resources.
Staunch opponent
of the 1921 treaty which gave ireland dominion status within the british empire.
Wednesday may 3 i bump into apu bagchi, the
once staunch
labor, now independent candidate for castle.
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