in one's blood
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Perhaps then, being an author is just in one's blood.
From Salon • Jan. 1, 2022
In fact, to some of us, now in manhood, there is scarcely a greater pleasure of the senses than to gratify "the savage in one's blood," and lead a wild life in the woods.
From The Dangerous Classes of New York And Twenty Years' Work Among Them by Brace, Charles Loring
When one has got the passion for the chase in one's blood, one cannot bide for long in a stuffy office.
From The Lost Naval Papers by Copplestone, Bennet
It was I who built up for her the dream pictures of England—the England of my childhood—the London which, once it is in one's blood, is there forever.
From I Walked in Arden by Crawford, Jack
It comes to men on the Canadian prairies; it throbs in one's blood when the summit of a mountain is reached; it is borne on the wings of the twilight harmonies in a lonely forest.
From The Parts Men Play by Baxter, Arthur Beverley
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