pierced造句

The needle pierced her finger.

It pierced me to think that it was Dino.

The unyielding man fiercely pierced the shield in the field.

The sound of the telephone pierced his sleep.

Surgeons at Balad had removed the shrapnel-pierced part of his left frontal lobe.

The madman jumped into their midst and pierced them with his eyes.

As he stepped into a pile of shavings, a long blackwood splinter pierced his foot.

I looked up at had piercing eyes, a pierced nose, an elegant smile... but nothing that rang a bell.

Patients with an implanted insulin pump need to use added caution, should they decide to get a pierced navel.

What supplies must he or she purchase, in order to make sure that any pierced belly remains clean?

Upon reaching home, everything seemed to be the same. Except for the ringing tone of the phone, which pierced into her heart every time it rang.

And when he pierced with a sharp reed the dim eyes of the mole, they laughed, and when he cast stones at the leper they laughed also.

The museum, newly built at a cost of 15m euro ($21m), runs around acentral atrium formed of curving walls in bold colours, pierced by highmetal walkways.

Investigators say a fuel leak likely caused the explosion on a Taiwanese jetliner that caught fire after landing in Japan. They say a bolt pierced the fuel tank.

The statues under the trees, white and nude, had robes of shadow pierced with light; these goddesses were all tattered with sunlight; rays hung from them on all sides.

The sheds provided shelter - of a sort - although the winter wind still pierced through every crevice, and the small fireplaces that the poor constructed did little to keep the cold at bay.

He looked up, straight at help lessness in his eyes shocked me and his silent gaze pierced my heart like a it was gone and his cheerfulness returned.