It was punctured here and there, however.
At Modernica, an internally illuminated globe of parchmentlike material, punctured here and there with holes, priced at $500 ,sits amid Eames chairs and Noguchi tables.
The sun was not yet up and the grass was draped with a wavy net of mist, punctured here and there with glistening drops of dew.
Mendes is an experienced writer for young adults, but innocence needs to be punctured here, and that never quite happens, despite the revelations of Edward's past.
"In another life," Sara Retallick writes, "I make... concrète sound compositions". Yet her audio experiments are not, actually, confined to another life because sound's boundaries are punctured here too, bleeding warm and thick across her debut LP.
A young French engineer named Louis Risse designed the Concourse when the area's roads were, you write, "elongated mud ponds, punctured here and there with turbid pools of stagnant water and malodorous filth".
Iranian limes are small and rock-hard, so rather than risking breaking the blades of your food processor or spice grinder by trying to blitz them to a powder, puncture them here and there with the tip of a small, sharp knife and add to your dish while it's cooking (remember to remove them before serving: they aren't pleasant to bite into).
To facilitate a quick and easy determination of the puncture site, we here attempt to find an in vivo anthropometric measure that closely corresponds to the distance between the femoral artery and femoral nerve.
They are testing, yet also relying on, the fragile yet flexible balance that has endured here, punctured by occasional fighting, since Lebanon's war ended 22 years ago.
"It's a nice record, because it's all about the defensive work and organisation of the team, and he can be proud of that, as can the team," said Ronald Koeman, whose side had gone more than 10-and-a-half hours before Cesc Fàbregas's equaliser here punctured them for the first time since early January.
