Sentence examples for puncture each other from inspiring English sources
They apparently liked to puncture each other with knives, and jointly composed a poem called the "Asshole Sonnet," complete with beautifully wrought, anatomically minute descriptions of that orifice.
It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.
The sight of Russian and Ukrainian troops slaughtering each other would puncture Mr Putin's popularity at home.
Why aren't there more actual punctures if indeed these animals are poking each other with sharp horns?" Farke is sticking to his interpretation.
Again when they look at each other, she is close to puncturing the theatrics of her own anger — certainly she is not oblivious of the non-equitability of their encounter ending at this moment — but she hasn't yet selected the words that she'll use to cause the puncture.
We merged CSF and PET data by collapsing the measurements that were closest in time, restricted to lumbar punctures and PET measurements performed within 100 days of each other (mean difference 5 days, IQR: 1 10 days difference, max difference 97 days).
The virus (0.2 µl per site) was injected with a 35G stainless steel needle (Coopers Needle Works, Birmingham, UK) inserted through the punctures, at three sites vertically spaced at 150 µm from each other (maximal depth, 4.0 mm from surface).
The near decade of calm that followed the cease-fire was punctured last September after the Indian and Pakistani armies fired at each other.
If the OpenStack community can help puncture some holes into these silos and get more projects to talk to each other, then that should be a win-win for everybody involved.
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This latest fighting has punctured both those illusions, and peace talks should resume only when the parties admit that to themselves and to each other.
