Sentence examples for will be punctured from inspiring English sources
This weekend shadow culture minister Ivan Lewis warns that the map of Britain will be punctured by cultural black holes if the Arts Council of England fails to address the damage done by local government cuts.
"If I leave my car unattended for ten minutes, the tires will be punctured," she says.
All acupuncture points will be punctured by disposable filiform needles (ANDY Sterile acupuncture needle, 0.25 × 25 mm).
After being needled, the points will be punctured again using auxiliary needles 2 mm lateral to the first needle, and to a depth of 2 mm without manual stimulation.
'We all like what he is saying.' " Yes, all of this Obama-mania is excessive and will inevitably be punctured should he win the presidency and start making tough calls or big mistakes.
Some western economists predict that the housing bubble will need to be punctured before inflation rises to such an extent that it risks causing social disharmony -- something the Chinese government is rather anxious to avoid.
Some western economists predict that the housing bubble will need to be punctured before inflation rises to such an extent that it risks causing social disharmony -- something the Chinese government is anxious to avoid.
Ordinary sadness can be punctured by beauty, grief by hope.
You imagine she'll soon be puncturing many more: things are moving pretty fast for her on the road to stardom.
I thought to myself 'let me reach the beach and anything you say I will do.' The boat was punctured and we fall in the water.
