Sentence examples for puncture with from inspiring English sources

Cover an area the size of a 20p coin around the puncture with glue.

This might mean that Anisopleurodontis pricei had a diet that included animals that it could puncture with its teeth, like fish.

There was also relief for Wales' Geraint Thomas, who suffered a nerve- and tyre-shredding puncture with 6km remaining while apparently coasting to victory in the men's road race.

After feeling for a space between the ribs in her left axilla, he made a seven-millimetre puncture with the tip of his scalpel, then pushed a large-bore needle through the hole and into her chest.

Yesterday's race started with high drama but for long stretches it was fairly sedate as Europcar's Thomas Voeckler and Cofidis's Luis Ángel Maté Mardones stretched away until the latter suffered a puncture with 55km to go.

There were late dramas, with Etixx-QuickStep's Marcel Kittel hit by a mechanical problem about 30km from the finish of this 113km stage from Chantilly and Coquard pulled over with a puncture with the finish line almost in sight.

The Manxman was caught by a counter-attack featuring Bauer, Thwaites and Thomas, who had earlier required a wheel change due to a puncture, with 49km to go and, perhaps inevitably, slipped back as soon as he was caught.

Ultrasound-guided puncture with 25 G spinal needle was performed using free hand, in-plane technique.

Mortality was evaluated at different ligation lengths of standardized CLP by simple puncture with a 20-G needle.

Team Sky rider Wiggins was forced to stop when he picked up a puncture with 30km to go.

The 28-year-old survived a puncture with six kilometres to go, having broken away earlier on the final lap.