Sentence examples for would be pierced from inspiring English sources
Some rabbis were known to ask for a pin to be placed in the Talmud, and it would go down ten pages or so, and the rabbi, by looking on the first page, would try to intuit what word would be pierced on each nine pages.
He argued that, thanks largely to the Internet, a new "network society" was emerging in which knowledge would be the most precious of resources, that institutions and individuals would be drawn together in a global information marketplace and that the walls that separated the university from the larger world would be pierced.
"The wall they'd put us up against was a place of execution; if you moved the police would execute you, if you didn't move the soldiers would kill you, and for many nights afterward I was to have this nightmare, the nightmare of a scorpion surrounded by fire, unable even to try to jump through the fire because if it did so it would be pierced through".
Decide on what size, or gauge you would like to be pierced at.
Let your pride be pierced.
America is a country in which racism is smothered, ingenious and rife – and I would guess that that dark mood was pierced by Chris Rock's pungent talk.
Wouldn't that feel nice after being pierced in the mouth?
"It's possible," he replied, and said it wouldn't be the first time it had been pierced.
If you have areas other than your earlobes pierced I'd suggest removing the jewellery - there's a certain age where being pierced is just a bit sad.
You read and you're pierced".
