| Headlights and lampposts transpierce the gloom, while neon lamps with their sharp, pointed beams paint the night by white, yellow, green splashes of varying intensity. |
| The shafts of light transpierce the sequences and bold, architectural structure. |
| Under such conditions it is possible to transpierce a person's arm. |
| Far from God and fom any mystical live, their quarrel becomes a contest: who is allowed to transpierce himself during the great spring ceremony. |
