Use "coagulated" in a sentence

1. Beneath the canopy of leaves, his skin appeared dark red -- the color of coagulated blood

2. The warm gooey cheese has coagulated, your eyes a bit bigger than your tummy, beer goggles and blind ambition, recall to an earlier time when you would eat as two at this time of the morning

3. Darkness, thick and coagulated, leaked into the well lit foyer, a jut and jab here and there

4. Her head hung inches from the floor where a pool of vomit coagulated on the rag rug, and what I could see of her face was as livid as a bruise

5. The blood however, coagulated

6. Coagulated blood staining parts of her body

7. All those women--good heavens, all those women--who collected and coagulated about his path, what terrible things they seemed from here! Women he had painted, who rose up and reproached him because his idea of them and their idea were different; women he had fallen in love with, or tried to persuade himself he had fallen in love with, or tried to hope he would presently be able to persuade himself he had fallen in love with; women who had fallen in love with him, and fluffed and flapped about him, monsters of soft enveloping suffocation; women he had wronged--absurd word! women who had claims on him--claims on him! on him who belonged only to art and the universe

8. The drive itself took about a half hour—depending on the traffic that coagulated the streets from the morning, lunch or night drive—but I enjoyed it

9. Coagulated, mixed, fresh with dirt that makes its radiating appearance appear grey and dull and resembling something of a haystack in which several kittens have just taken play—it is an ugly sight to behold: a place where, obviously, the creatures above have not followed to try and repair the damage

10. Blood had pooled and coagulated in

11. Moulin didn’t try to rouse his master; the significant pool of coagulated blood on the coverlet was proof enough that it would have been futile

12. “I determined that the lady had been lying on the floor for quite a while, because the blood pool had coagulated and hardened

13. He was in that condition, the last phase of dejection, in which sorrow no longer flows; it is coagulated, so to speak; there is something on the soul like a clot of despair