Sentence examples for was impaled from inspiring English sources
verb
To pierce with a pale; to put to death by fixing on a sharp stake.
(AP) CONNECTICUT CLINTON: MAN IMPALED -- A New London man, Ronald Nichols, 51, died early yesterday after his leg was impaled on the fork of a forklift in the Genco/Unilever warehouse on Route 145, the police said.
Except for one thing: I was impaled!
The teenager was impaled, breaking her spinal column, pelvis, collarbone and ribs.
Lee's right leg was impaled, and his right arm was injured by shrapnel.
"Ironically, the woman was impaled through the head after her air bag inflated".
"I Was Impaled" isn't necessarily the type of television show I would choose to watch, let alone write about.
"The body of the man, who has yet to be formally identified, was impaled on railings," he added.
In 1994, skating in a World Cup 1,500 in Montreal, he was impaled by another competitor's skate.
After police chased him in their car while he was riding his bike, he was impaled on a fence.
The head of the English captain was impaled on a bamboo pole in the main square of the city.
