- pierce
- 01. The bullet [pierced] the policeman's jacket, and hit him in the shoulder.02. She had her nose [pierced], and a diamond stud put in it.03. The eagle's cry [pierced] the silence of the forest.04. The flashlight's beam [pierced] the night sky.05. His [piercing] stare made me feel really nervous.06. The [piercing] sound of a jet plane could be heard approaching from the east.07. She got a bad infection in her mouth after having her tongue [pierced].08. [Piercing] nipples with rings and the like is not a new punk fad; it was popular among ladies in the late 1800s.09. From earliest times, people [pierced] their ears, nose, and bellybutton as a superstitious practice, believing that the holes would release demons from the body.10. The arrow [pierced] the deer's heart, killing it instantly.11. In acupuncture, the body of the patient is [pierced] with special needles, at specific points, and at various angles and depths.12. A sudden scream [pierced] the night.13. The sculpture shows an angel about to [pierce] Saint Teresa with an arrow as he gently pulls aside her clothing.14. An angel of God [pierced] Saint Teresa's heart with a flaming golden arrow.15. A Serbian proverb notes that a thorn [pierces] young skin more quickly than old.16. Rita Rudner once joked, "I think men who have a [pierced] ear are better prepared for marriage. They've experienced pain, and bought jewelry."
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.