Sentence examples for piercing into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "piercing into" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe the action of something sharp or penetrating going into or through something else. Example: The eagle's sharp beak was piercing into the fish, tearing it apart for its meal.
Maybe the oceans continue to plunge and Everest to grow higher, piercing into the heavens.
The equation has turned out better for the local carriers, the Baby Bells, which have been able to make significant inroads into long distance service as other competitors have had a hard time piercing into their local customer base.
Some type of piercing into the subsurface formation is required in future planetary explorations to enhance the understanding of early stars' geological evolution and the origin of life.
Unfortunately, piercing into the arterial system carries the potential risk of vascular access site complications (VASC) that result in prolonged hospitalisation, higher costs, increased morbidity and, occasionally, mortality [2, 3, 4, 5, 6].
Immediately after Challenger's explosion, the astronaut's capsule propelled away from the vehicle, piercing into the ocean.
Those brown eyes piercing into mine tell me he sees me for who I am.
He said one car pierced into another by nearly 20 feet.
Steven Tyler used to get tiny chains and black studs pierced into his nails.
She had a stud in one side of her nose and a little coil pierced into the edge of one ear.
The cards are usually cut and pierced into leaf shapes, which are often embellished with beadwork in imitation of the stems.
She has walked on the balance beam and walked on the wild side; she still has a subtle piece of jewelry pierced into the left side of her nose.
