Sentence examples for puncturing a hole from inspiring English sources

A terrorist attack upends the rhythm of routine, puncturing a hole in the surface of social life.

A terrorist attack disrupts the rhythm of routine, puncturing a hole on the surface of social life.

As rain continued to drench the Southland Friday afternoon, a 40-foot parkway tree fell and crashed onto a Burbank home, puncturing a hole in the roof while the resident was inside, fire officials said.

Later in the day, a 40-foot parkway tree fell and crashed onto the front of a Burbank home, puncturing a hole in the roof while the resident was inside.

Before the Sochi Games in 2014, a physical therapist punctured a hole in his lung during what should have been a routine dry-needling therapy.

The report could puncture a hole in the uplifting narrative of "Three Cups of Tea," which has fed a charity run by Mr. Mortenson, the Central Asia Institute.

More recently, Ian Frazier wrote a Local Correspondents piece about a much smaller chunk of cosmic debris, which punctured a hole in the roof of a house in Freehold Township, New Jersey, in 2007.

According to the indictment, the description of the work in a May 2000 listing said that Mr. Walton had bought the painting at a garage sale in Berkeley, Calif., before he was married, "and that his child had punctured a hole in it with a Big Wheel".

But at least it  provided one of my most memorable university moments – seeing the look of panic on the faces of eight grown men when a friend "accidentally" punctured a hole in the bottom of the boat, cutting short our early morning outing the night after the rugby club dinner.

Get enough mass together, Gott says, and you can puncture a hole in space-time.

Rotation played a big role in The Martian as well, and in fact the one time I wanted to yell at Matt Damon was when he punctured a hole in his spacesuit's hand to "fly" towards his rescue, I couldn't understand why he didn't hold his hand closer to his center of mass to better control himself!