Sentence examples for like a puncture from inspiring English sources
Dr Nakaji added: "These leaks can be very, very tiny - a little like a puncture on a bicycle tire - that sometimes you have trouble even finding where it is… [But] If you look right here you can see a little tiny hole.
NASA scientists said it works much like a puncture healing in the body, but faster.
The economy is contracting like a punctured tyre.
The crowd's energy drifted to Earth like a punctured balloon.
It flops on him and dies heavily, squishing him like a punctured bouncy castle full of blood.
It suspends its meaning, clause after clause, building up our expectations, till it sinks, like a punctured rubber duck, on "boomps-a-daisy".
But they stalled on the 16, settled for a 34-yard field goal by Doug Brien and deflated like a punctured balloon.
He had warned his players of the assaults ahead, particularly from set-pieces, but they did not heed his words and, in a casual and almost pathetic performance, collapsed like a punctured souffle.
Seen from miles away on the interstate, the crater suggests a giant bullet hole in the surrounding flatness, with rock lifted and folded back around its edges like curled metal around a puncture in a shot-through stop sign.
She sits down, and exhales like a slow puncture.
