17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Perforate' in a Sentence
"To create holes by boring, punching, piercing, or a similar method." more
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The carpenter was perforating the wood to assemble the intricate puzzle table.
By the end of the novel, the plot twists will have perforated the reader's expectations, leaving them in awe.
The tailor used a leather punch to perforate the belt with precise and evenly spaced holes.
The archer aimed to perforate the bullseye with a perfectly placed arrow.
The machinist needed to perforate the metal sheet for the creation of intricate gears.
The artist chose to perforate the canvas, creating a unique pattern in the painting.
The artist had been perforating the canvas with intricate patterns.
The chef perforated the dough to ensure even baking and a perfect crust on the artisanal bread.
After years of wear and tear, the metal had perforated, creating a hazard in the playground equipment.
The bullet has perforated the target with precision.
The machine was perforating the leather to create a unique design on the jacket.
The dentist needed to perforate the patient's tooth for a root canal procedure.
Before the grand opening, the chef will have been perforating the pastry dough for the exquisite puff pastries.
The carpenter had been perforating the wood to create a decorative pattern on the door.
I am perforating the document for filing.
By the time we found the leak, the water had perforated the ceiling, causing extensive damage.
The designer will be perforating the leather for a stylish pattern on the jacket.
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