Punctures in a sentence

She endured two-and-a-half years of weekly chemotherapy and lumbar punctures at the before receiving the all-clear.

She said: “I’ve since been through all of my policy documents and it doesn’t mention lack of cover for punctures or tyres anywhere.

The foursome was fortunate to soak up good weather along the way and only suffered two punctures, climbing 16,500 feet over the 22 and half hours of cycling.

The suspects are believed to be part of the gang that has been placing spikes on the N4 road to cause punctures, thus, compelling motorists to stop.

The territorial division through the Redcliff mission left many scars on this holy land, a permanent bone of contention still punctures any possibility of peace between the two.

They rode a peerless race to conquer a mud-shortened stage one and a string of punctures on the queen stage on Saturday.

Ella is continuing to receive treatment at Great Ormond Street with chemotherapy, bone marrow aspirations and lumbar punctures but dreams of being able to go to Disneyland.

I've had punctures and a buckled wheel on my bike, also a burst tyre on my car as they are full of water and, in darkness with oncoming traffic, are difficult to spot to avoid, even if you are aware of their approximate vicinity.

This punctures her deadpan, but she has the advantage of the edit.

But the scene is wonderfully stolen by the physiotherapist, Harold Sheperdson, whose explosive leap punctures the boundary of the frame.

The nationwide state of emergency declaration reinforces that the coronavirus threat has entered a new phase and punctures a faint sense of optimism that had pervaded areas with a relatively low number of infections.

Those first 32 days included blood transfusions, lumbar punctures, bone marrow biopsies, and surgery to put in a central line to her heart.

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Most doctors, says Mahapatra, are unable to tell venomous from non-venomous snakes and rely on discredited methods such as pattern of bite marks and number of fang punctures.

France’s Romain Bardet lost seven seconds but things could have been much worse for the twice podium finisher as he suffered three punctures.

There were more than 20 punctures on the day.

Additionally, treatment must prevent leukemic cells from spreading to other sites, particularly the central nervous system (CNS) e.g. monthly lumbar punctures.

An improperly fitted filter, or a bullet or shell fragment that punctures the filter, can damage the engine.

As the need for extravehicular activity grew, suits such as the Apollo A7L included gloves made of a metal fabric called Chromel-r in order to prevent punctures.

Berdan primed cases require a different technique, either a hydraulic ram or a hook that punctures the case and levers it out from the bottom.