12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Pierce' in a Sentence
"To go through or pass into something, like a sharp, pointed dagger, object, or instrument does." more
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In the quiet forest, the owl's hooting will be piercing the silence as it hunts for prey.
The chef used a fork to pierce the cake and check if it was baked thoroughly.
The spacecraft's heat shield had to pierce through the intense heat during reentry.
Rays of sunlight have been piercing through the dense forest canopy.
The drill will have been piercing through the hard rock to extract valuable minerals.
Tomorrow's sunrise will pierce through the darkness.
The drill has been piercing the hard surface, creating a tunnel through the rock.
A ray of sunlight has pierced through the dense clouds, brightening the gloomy day.
The icy wind was piercing through their jackets as they braved the winter storm.
The arrow can pierce through the target with great accuracy.
The spacecraft had to pierce the dense atmosphere for a safe reentry.
His eyes are piercing into the distance.
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