Sentence examples for puncture on one from inspiring English sources

At some point in the journey – "He is very confused about timing," said Nuri – the rigid inflatable boat on which they were travelling developed a puncture on one side.

Another plus is his Sky team, who can be expected to perform on the flat stages, deliver a strong team time trial and have strong mountain men: Geraint Thomas, Peter Kennaugh, Richie Porte, Leopold Konig, Wout Poels Weaknesses Froome was on the back foot with an ill-timed puncture on day one in 2012, lost time in crosswinds on 2013 and crashed out in 2014.

"I've got scars on one leg, punctures straight through the cheek, on my forehead.

(Tapper showed the actual clip from "Meet the Press").. On "60 Minutes," Scott Pelley did a fairly creditable job of puncturing the cartoonish bluster of Donald Trump in a lengthy one-on-one interview.

On one hand, it punctures the ludicrousness of any one person being known to several million other people.

In the latest procedure, surgeons at L.D.S. Hospital closed a puncture wound in one of the arteries.

Build one-on-one relationships.

Try one-on-one communication.

Make one-on-one connections.

The number of passes needed per procedure has not been defined, but the decision to perform more than one puncture depends on procedure difficulty, risk of complications, quality of the first specimen obtained and the pathologist's requests.

We punctured the cecum three times using a sterile 18-gauge needle, placing one puncture site on each of the three antimesenteric surfaces.