Flesh is sliced with knives or punctured with drills; genitals are singed with electric prods.
The rear wall is punctured with round port-hole windows that recall Harrison's control tower at La Guardia Airport.
For a split second Ms. Kent's smile fades, and her body deflates as if punctured with a delicate pin.
Certain of Ms. Sjursen's shirts, cut into halters, punctured with grommets and sewn into dresses, retail for over $200.
The floor of each bin is punctured with thousands of tiny holes, and below it a huge fan blows up through the corn all day long for weeks.
Private Charlie Rangel was lying in a gully where an explosion had tossed him, punctured with shrapnel and scared to death.
Because of several wiring and software issues, the giant wooden board — which was punctured with holes for 192 mini, hand-wired circuit boards containing tiny L.E.Ds.
At one house, where the Guatemalans live, the door is punctured with bullet holes; a white man recently drove by and unloaded a pistol.
The disk was punctured with a spiral of small holes, and, as it spun, one line of light after another was projected through the holes onto a photocell.
Facades are punctured with bullet holes, and the National Library, shelled by Serbian artillery in 1992 and left to burn for days, remains shrouded in scaffolding, awaiting renovation.
Aisle after aisle of servers, with amber, blue and green lights flashing silently, sat on a white floor punctured with small round holes that spit out cold air.
