Sentence examples for puncture him from inspiring English sources
"Ramdev is a successful yogi, but politics will puncture him," said Sri Nityanand Puri.
It is the great psychodrama of this convention: Will the shrewd and diabolical Bill buoy Barry or puncture him?
When Mr Booker did turn up for a final debate last week, his rivals did what they could to puncture him.
It's romantic because it means, "Will you marry me?" but it also means, "I can't always be there to protect you so if some asshole won't stop bothering you, puncture him with this".
They've punctured him all over.
The prisoner danced in circles around the mast as the pirates jabbed, poked and punctured him to the upbeat tunes of the ship's fiddler.
He was, he says, experiencing a "disillusionment" with the American reading public, the kind of grandiose attitude that the reviewer Michiko Kakutani was perhaps trying to puncture when she called him a "jackass" in the New York Times.
Froome had to perform team duties at the 2011 Vuelta – where Sky were expecting him to crack at any time – and the 2012 Tour, where an early puncture cost him valuable time on Bradley Wiggins, meaning the Londoner was awarded leadership.
When a puncture cost him a comfortable victory at Clermont-Ferrand, Amon began to firmly believe his luck would never change.
Rosberg led until a puncture took him out, promoting Mansell to third place behind Piquet and Prost.
Mercedes Lewis Hamiltonn fought up to ninth after dropping almost to the back when a puncture forced him to make an extra stop compared to his rivals.
