Sentence examples for pierced between from inspiring English sources

The bird is done when the juices run clear when pierced between the thigh and breast bone (or when it reads 80C on a meat thermometer).

Admiral Hood's flagship HMS Royal George pierced it between Républicain and Sans Pareil, engaging both closely, while HMS Glory came through the line behind Sans Pareil and threw herself into the melee as well.

The cuticle was then pierced dorsally between the sixth and seventh abdominal segments using a fine needle and 10 µl haemolymph were collected with a micropipette.

Zhou's question, though, which she uttered with a creased mouth and a piece of paper she could not read flapping between her fingers, pierced the boundary between the hospital walls and the world beyond — one which I had nearly believed to be impenetrable.

A rubber-coated bullet had pierced the spot between the other man's eyes.

The suffering Christ is flanked by two saints who stand between pierced open-work columns.

The modern scientific enterprise began with thoughts never thought before (Copernicus imagined he was "standing in the sun…over-looking the planets") and with things never seen before (Galileo's telescope pierced the distance between earth and sky and delivered the secrets of the start to human cognition "with all the certainty of sense evidence").

The metal rod sliced right through their windshield, reports the Miami Herald, but lucky for the passengers, the debris pierced the space between them, missing each by inches.

There are certain small but piercing  similarities between the treatment of the old and the treatment of refugees.

The region represents one of the most significant pre-Pangea breakup piercing points between eastern South America and West Africa.

Thomas, inspired by Warhol's 1960s screen prints of celebrities, superstars and other revered idols, used a similarly piercing style between figuration and abstraction to depict Michelle.