Sentence examples for effectively pierce from inspiring English sources
The home side missed some of their key defence breakers in Chris Ashton, Roger Wilson and Lee Dickson, none of whom started, but until that late burst they lacked both the creativity and precision to effectively pierce the visitors' rearguard.
It's completely safe for humans and pets to be around, but the tiny shards of fossil effectively pierce scorpions' exoskeletons when they happen to scuttle over the powder.
That doesn't help them integrate effectively, to pierce what some call the bamboo ceiling in the corporate and political worlds.
The rally effectively ended when Pierce was called for an offensive foul while driving against James.
So why didn't it pierce through more effectively – surely the intention all along with Del Toro changing up the Spanish of Pan's Labyrinth and his other arthouse chillers thus far for mainstream-friendly English?
Only clean your piercing with saline solution, or you'll keep the piercing from healing quickly and effectively.
8. Evelyn: Pierce Brosnan plays against type, and very effectively, in this 2002 fact-based film about an unemployed alcoholic in 1953 Dublin whose children are put in orphanages after his wife's desertion.
Yet so utterly at home is Peter Greenaway in his pretensions that the ball is effectively lobbed back into our court, forcing us to either pierce his films' surface fripperies or walk away in bafflement and disgust.
As an example, Pierce points out that many drugs failed because they could not be effectively delivered to their targets.
Due to Rat-Ta-Tat-Tat's ability to pierce multiple enemies, higher range, higher damage and long cool down time, it's important to time it effectively.
