Sentence examples for puncture to from inspiring English sources

Use a small piece of sandpaper to lightly rub around the puncture to provide a better surface for the rubber solution.

Even a small puncture to the shell, which a pointed tooth would be well able to deliver, would let the water in and cause that control to vanish.

It was a puncture to a tyre on that car which made him late at The Oval on the morning of a Test match.

A celebrated athlete beaming about how his life has changed because he has found happiness with another man is just another puncture to that fear and hate.

A puncture to a particular lobe of the brain explains why one man has lost all emotion while another is gleefully exclaiming that slicing meat gives him a hard-on.

The website suggests that, if enough people participate, placing either nails, drawing pins or porcupines on an online image of the track, they will be able to "will" a puncture to Hamilton's car.

It's difficult to study endorphin production directly, however, since much of the action takes place within the working brain and requires a lumbar puncture to monitor, Dr. Dunbar says.

Wiggins recovered from a puncture to finish second, 10 seconds behind.

As regards the diagnosis of IH, the gold standard is lumbar puncture to detect the intracranial pressure.

Objectives: We performed a systematic review of the evidence for the effectiveness of bed rest after dural puncture to update current evidence on the topic.

40% of the world's oil flows through thousands of miles of pipelines, often in hazardous areas, and a slight puncture to a pipeline can deem it non-operational.