Sentence examples for would have punctured from inspiring English sources
Had President Clinton listened to Mr. Gergen and others who advised him to make a full disclosure of Whitewater documents from the start, "we would have punctured the growing pressure for an independent counsel" and the whole ensuing melodrama with Kenneth Starr and Monica Lewinsky might well have been avoided.
The poker would have punctured the pharynx and the trachea, or larynx, but there would be no blood spurts.
They think he may have punctured his eardrum.
They have punctured the tyres on his four-wheel drive.
Turkey's public objections have punctured NATO consensus.
It should, by rights, have punctured the myth.
I wouldn't go to hospital because I knew a doctor would tell me I had punctured my lung and dislocated my collarbone and broke my ribs.
The surgeons believed that he would die as the bullet had punctured his left lung and they had removed six and a half pints of blood from his pleural cavity through a tube.
Shrapnel had punctured his stomach.
They've punctured him all over.
The euro crisis has punctured that notion.
