Sentence examples for dead pierced from inspiring English sources

When Adamsberg's new lover is found dead, pierced with three evenly spaced stab wounds, Adamsberg cannot account for his movements.

Gaspar Pérez de Villagrá described the battle in a poem, with its descriptions of the mangled dead, pierced flesh and quivering bodies.

Cries of grown men who held their girlfriends dead bodies pierced the small music venue.

They epitomize Gober's empathy with colleagues, both living and dead, who pierce conventional taste with aroused emotion.

("Sometimes I wish that I was dead," Mr. Pierce sings in "Little Girl," " 'Cos only the living can feel the pain").

Dr. Walter Palmer was named by the Telegraph as the man who paid $55,000 to hunt the famous 13-year-old animal, luring him out of Hwange National Park with dead meat, piercing him with a bow and arrow, and then following him for 40 hours before shooting him dead with a rifle.

This utter, piercing pain.

But here, he looks dead behind those piercing eyes, as if his soul has decided to stay at home.

That is followed, in the buildup to the actual attempt, by dead silence, which is pierced occasionally by less than helpful advice.

How will parents deal with the pain, terror, and anger that children will doubtless feel as they watch a man flayed and pierced until dead?

The earliest crucifixes (crosses containing a representation of Christ) depict Christ alive, with eyes open and arms extended, his Godhead manifest, even though he is pierced and dead in his manhood.