The puncturing of my eardrum was pain beyond the world.

This piece of information might have been a little puncturing, but Corinne's imagination was already off the ground.

Nothing was emitted, and all trace of the thing vanished with the puncturing.

There will be no risk of puncturing of my ship."

THE puncturing of a social myth is not a lovely thing.

"There's the puncturing, cutting kind of barrier that can cut an artery.

And then there's the puncturing, holding kind of barrier."

But where did the puncturing of academic and religious pretensions end and seriousness begin?

After that puncturing, the end came soon.

And there, in a couple of sentences, is surely the puncturing of the Murdoch defence.

I could hear her troth puncturing his skin, making small popping noises as he shrieked in pain.

Cannulae normally come with a trocar attached, which allows puncturing of the body in order to get into the intended space.

A byproduct has been a puncturing of myths about AIDS.

She caught a glimpse of the knife seconds before he slid it between her ribs, puncturing her left lung.

When they asked how he could be complacent about the puncturing of a rather grand balloon, he said quietly: "No problem.

From the look in his eyes, Aubri was about to make another stab at puncturing Skan's pride.

This unexpected puncturing of the silence so startled Klein that he had to fight to retain appropriate dead like imperturbability.

Lydia is enraged by the puncturing of her romantic dreams, and spurns Jack contemptuously.

Puncturing & pressing methods evolved into acupuncture.

Protoplasmic, it moulded itself to organs without crushing them, penetrated without puncturing.

These usually avoid the noxious secretion by puncturing the tadpole's skin and sucking out its juices.

Each tried to lose more time than the other by hiding in bars, barns, and behind hedges, or even by puncturing their own wheels.

"Because of the compounding of the shock incident upon the puncturing of the warp field, Captain."

She tossed a very short but puncturing glance at the somebody she had in mind, then toddled into the turbolift and disappeared.

On screen, he was comedy's great anarchist, his obsession for puncturing the pompous seemingly exploding in unpredictable directions.

I did 5000 miles on my first set before a puncture.

The puncture happens to about 3 out of 100 women.

That means the puncture does not happen to 97 out of 100 women.

It was more a puncture than a cut, pretty deep but not very big.

"By now, the punctures will have already started to form."

In next to no time a puncture cost him his lead and a further 11 seconds.

He also had the puncture marks on his left hand.

The last thing he could afford now was a puncture in it.

And then, ten minutes later, I got a puncture, can you drive me out there?

Even allowing for the puncture, he could not have got so far ahead.

I found a patch of red and a puncture mark.

A piece of paper tape went over the puncture site.

The puncture was on the far side of the arch.

Lost a little blood from a puncture to her liver.

That way he'd probably be guaranteed to get a puncture.

Nearly 2,500 miles is a long way to go without experiencing a puncture.

The nearest puncture we know of is a million miles away.

From the puncture a drop of blood fell to the floor.

The first and second punctures had to be treated as one, he decided.

There, nearly lost in the blood on the neck, was a puncture mark.

Then if you had a puncture and it was raining or something.

I thought perhaps that Ellie might have had a puncture.

He led until a puncture three laps from the end.

There is also a small risk of infection at the puncture site.

The only time it failed to win was due to a puncture.

Slowly he let his head return to the position where it had seemed to be punctured.

If any one of those punctured a suit even for a moment, we would be dead.

My big worry was how to keep the water bag from being punctured.

"It's our responsibility to figure out how to puncture it."

But of course, there's someone around to puncture that illusion.

Suddenly, my high was punctured by the ringing of a phone.

The hull had been punctured, probably in a number of places.

They gave him a view of darkness punctured by stars.

Only in the wall labels does the dream get punctured.

That was a good sign; it meant she had punctured the heart.

The blade went in, puncturing the back of the mouth.

We will have been hit and punctured by a meteorite.

I must be very careful not to puncture the balloon.

Could this magnificent woman really bring forward a case to support so puncturing an idea?

It turned out that the main brain had been punctured and broken.

He'd punctured a can with his dagger, found out what it was here.

They are particularly vulnerable to puncture from fire of all kinds.

Another had punctured him from an angle, behind his left hip.

"They basically had to puncture the eyes to lower the pressure," he continued.

Headlights punctured the dark, and the road seemed to go on forever.

"I think his lung has been punctured," the doctor finally said.

They puncture the bark and may feed for hours at a time.

It can be dented or punctured and still hold together.

The cap may be safely punctured up to 25 times.

Use the beam to puncture the balloon in front of you.