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Volcanic rocks (along with other types) often contain small, deep holes, as if they had been repeatedly punctured with a needle.

"The test is just a finger prick away, and can prevent a lot of problems, " he said.

With the blade of her fork she presses down, punctures, gashes, saws, seesaws, slices into a plump, glistening pasta packet.

Donald Kohn, the Fed's vice chairman, was one of the strongest proponents of the old don't-pop-bubbles view.

Currently, most people with type 1 diabetes have to prick their fingers up to a dozen times a day to assess their blood sugar levels.

Burr, the dust particles in the fixed network is possible when punctured whee caused the rupture of the mesh fabrics complete Board.

She threw her head back and screamed, screamed just to break through the silence that he loved and she hated, and then she started singing.

This, he said, is one reason why policymakers should never try to prick them.

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.