Sentence examples for as punched from inspiring English sources

The two men have even wet their lines in the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, which Waidman describes as "punched senseless by man".

Because of imperfections, the fillet and the finished coins as punched out were markedly curved, and the coins required flattening (planishing) by light tapping with a smooth-faced hammer.

At the news conference, Mr. Gates spoke about his emotional commitment to the company that he created with Paul G. Allen in New Mexico in 1975, initially selling software stored as punched holes in paper tape to the first generation of personal computer hobbyists.

This was an important machine in the history not just of technology but of human evolution, according to Manuel de Landa in War in the Age of Intelligent Machines, because it "transferred control (and structure) from the human body to the machine in the form of a primitive program stored as punched holes in paper cards, the earliest form of software".

The Mint feared the interior of the zero as punched into the die would break away during the coining process, giving the zero a filled-in appearance.

As virtually all metastases show early complete washout and are seen as punched out defects contrasted with the well-perfused background liver on CEUS, liver survey during portal venous phase is very effective for the detection of additional small metastases which may not seen on unenhanced ultrasound or prior imaging.

They are widely seen as punching above their weight on transport, policing and inequality issues.

Providing outlets for this such as punching a pillow or squeezing a blanket will help relieve this tension.

Bill Bennett looking pleased-as-punch.

As they punched, the floor shook.

You might get labeled as a bully, punched, or both.