Meanings of piercing pain in English

I was wringing-wet, and there was a piercing pain in my side.

As the train jolted at times the ex-President experienced piercing pain.

Guarding her mind, and steeling herself against the piercing pain of abandonment, she faced him.

She put the helm on but a piercing pain made her whip it off again.

A sudden, piercing pain in his neck shook him.

To sheathe each perilous and piercing pain.

Just breathing a bit of it blinded me and gave me a piercing pain in my throat.

A piercing pain shot through him.

With a piercing pain in her heart she at last turned back and boarded the subway for Riverside Drive.

He felt a piercing pain in his abdomen that put him in mind of the stabbings discussed over dinner.

A gunshot rang out and she flinched, expecting to feel the piercing pain of a bullet entering her flesh.

Then there was a piercing pain as something sharp drove into its flanks-once ,twice ,andyet a third time.

In that very instant the figure lunged, and Kjartan felt a piercing pain as he looked back at his assailant.

This strange piercing pain must be what Glenn had called a "stitch" in the side, something common to novices on horseback.

Now a piercing pain from dark suns burned me with an insupportable glare, now a beautiful radiance hovered about as if to entice me.

In consequence of the highly rarefied air, the traveller at first experiences great difficulty in breathing, accompanied by a sharp, piercing pain at each inspiration.