Sentence examples for a punch on it from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a punch on it" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action involving striking something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After giving the machine a punch on it, it finally started working."
Alternatives: "a hit on it" or "a strike on it".

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Finally, bang the head of the brad below the surface of the board by placing the tip of a punch on it and giving a quick tap using a hammer.

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It packs a punch on CD, but it needs a live performance to unveil all its power.

In stamping process, the force applied by a punch on the blank and make it flow into the die cavity.

"What happened [on 12 January] was that the BMA has been able to demonstrate it can land a punch on the secretary of state.

Boston took a punch on Monday — two of them, actually — that left it staggering for a bit.

"It takes us to get a punch on the nose before we start fighting, but we need to hit the opposition on the nose before they hit us".

Blood was spilled when Bickel landed a punch on Carter as they crashed to the ice.

A few weeks ago, a young office worker threatened me with a punch on the underground.

He couldn't get a punch on the ball.

George lands a punch on Biff's chin and knocks the bully unconscious.

"Everybody wanted to take a punch on O.J.

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