Sentence examples for was to puncture from inspiring English sources

All we got is Jewish sociology professors taking notes!' " The concept of political correctness was just taking shape, and the Jewboys' entire plan of attack was to puncture it.

She tells Crane.tv that the objective of the day, which took a year to plan and cost seven figures, "was to puncture the skyline of London in a way that people would not believe...to change their sense of wonder".

The goal was to puncture the anterior quadrant of the trachea, as close as possible to the midline, as is our practice with standard bronchoscopic guidance.

The intent in all cases was to puncture the trachea between the first and the fourth rings in the anterior quadrant.

Another is to puncture the stereotype of the sterile suburb.

For one of his aims in "Ferdydurke" is to puncture the idea of essence or "wholeness" of any kind, including the wholeness of artistic form.

The former Conservative chairman Lord Tebbit betrayed Tory anxiety when he told the BBC: "There is a Clegg bubble – the important thing is to puncture the bubble before 6 May.

The usual approach to increase the overall rate is to puncture selected bits of the turbo codeword[2].

The harpoons are to puncture harder, icy materials, and the screws are to burrow into the surface if it is softer.

As such, the book's primary function is to puncture the optimism of wide-eyed Corybnistas, the record.

The goal is to puncture the anterior quadrant of the trachea, placing the puncture sites between the 11 and 1 o'clock positions as close as possible to the midline [ 58].