Sentence examples for be punched over from inspiring English sources

Tchaikovsky's rich, gloriously direct music needs to be punched over, and punched over it is.

Aberdeen kept pushing for a way back into the match and a swerving long-range fizzer from McGinn was punched over by Forster.

Ribery's corner in the 13th minute was punched over the crossbar by Hugo Lloris, who came to try and meet the subsequent corner only to fall short.

Wells of 5 mm diameter were punched over the agar plates using sterile gel puncher and 5 μl (20 mg/ml dissolved in DMSO) of each extract was poured into each well.

A number of reverse dies with an S mint mark, intended for the San Francisco Mint, were created in 1955; they were not used as that mint struck no nickels that year and subsequently closed, and the unused dies were sent for use at Denver, where the S mint mark was overpunched with a D. 1949 and 1954 are other years where one mintmark was punched over another.

But he was punching over his weight, and his uncle was no longer around; the Germans had lost their trust in him, and he had fled to Paris.

Do not punch anyone as you will be punched back.

Then again, in Liverpool, a city that over decades has been punched in the face and kneed in the groin by politicians, two small initiatives by artists are creating rare alternatives.

He was moved to tears, and doubled over like he'd been punched in the gut.

The answer, he remembered, doubled him over, "like I had been punched in the stomach".

Or he was being punched by Harvick's race team owner, Richard Childress, over another incident.