13 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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The artist used a chisel to pierce intricate details into the marble sculpture.
By the end of the expedition, the researchers will have been piercing the mysteries of the deep ocean.
As the spacecraft reaches the outer planets, it will have pierced the boundaries of our solar system.
As the icebreaker navigates the Arctic waters, it will have been piercing through thick layers of ice.
Through diligent research, scientists have pierced the secrets of the human genome.
As the spacecraft approaches the atmosphere, it will be piercing through the outer layers for a safe landing.
The arrowhead had pierced the thick armor, securing victory for the archer.
The meteorologist predicts that lightning will be piercing the night sky during the upcoming storm.
The aroma of spices has been piercing the air, enticing everyone nearby.
By the time the expedition concludes, they will have pierced the heart of the unexplored jungle.
The surgeon will be piercing the patient's skin with a scalpel during the delicate procedure.
The singer's powerful voice had pierced the silence of the concert hall, leaving the audience in awe.
The skilled archer has pierced the bullseye with remarkable precision.
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