Sentence examples for puncture surface from inspiring English sources

From the start, the phonograph favored brassy singing, knife-edged winds and brass, the thump of percussion — whatever could best puncture surface noise.

From the start, the phonograph favored brassy singing, knife-edged winds and brass, the thump of percussion whatever could best puncture surface noise.

We'll continue to discuss a perfect Bott-Morse function on certain $SU 2 $ representation varieties associated to punctured surfaces following Thaddeus.

Juggling those pronouns — I, you, we — she was allowing the tensions implicit in such a project to puncture the surface.

When Johnny Greenwood wanted to invoke a New Orleans funeral march for Radiohead's Life in a Glass House, he went into the studio with Humphrey Lyttelton and fragments of trad puncture the surface of the track.

The downward force of jumping would typically puncture the surface of the water particularly in a robot like this one, weighting 1,100 times that of an average water strider insect.

They are not used as they would be in Asian medicine, to puncture a surface, or to sew a canvas, but rather are applied from behind to keep a tear flat.

Puncture the surface of the sweet potato with a fork.

As she stepped on to a wedge to take a seat, she punctured the surface with four golf ball-size holes.

Fuller strove to improve the design of the "geodesic dome," as he called it, for the rest of his working life, and completed three prototypes of what he considered to be the most satisfactory version — dubbed the Fly's Eye Dome, because of the shape of the giant holes puncturing its surface — a few years before his death in 1983.

However, when my mother came home from work, she sniffed the goods, spied the bits of shell that had punctured the surface, and pushed the plate to the other side of the counter.