Sentence examples for puncture the from inspiring English sources

Sue Something needs to puncture the saccharine.

Occasionally, real memories puncture the illusion.

Already there are attempts to puncture the old omniscience.

The in campaign needs to puncture the great leave fantasy.

Another is to puncture the stereotype of the sterile suburb.

Despite the puncture the air never left his challenge.

Even better, Mr. Casblancas's between-song monologues helped puncture the day's single-mindedly celebratory attitude.

Another thing that Die Another Day does quite well is puncture the myth of James Bond.

Strings are generally polished; winds and brass threaten to puncture the ears.

Rocks on top threatened to puncture the oil pan on the Neon, so I parked.

Gaping holes puncture the walls, leaving glimpses of lifeless interiors through jagged brickwork and shattered windows.