impale in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To pierce or penetrate something with a sharp object, often resulting in injury or death.

The knight's sword was sharp enough to impale the thick armor of his enemy.
In the horror movie, the creature would often impale its victims on sharp spikes.
As the javelin flew through the air, it seemed destined to impale the target with precision.
She watched in horror as the branch began to impale the unfortunate animal caught in the trap.
The stakes were high in their game, where one mistake could impale their chances of success.