Sentence examples for beat punched from inspiring English sources

Instruments, notably the guitar, had to be amplified to cut through the noise, and, as black dance bands got smaller (for straightforward economic reasons), guitar, bass, and miked-up voice replaced brass and wind sections, while keyboards and saxophone became rhythm instruments used to swell the beat punched out by the drums.

"To make sure they had no voice you beat, punched, kicked.

During the course of a routine investigation, a group of Los Angeles police officers beat, punched, and tasered Kelly Thomas, schizophrenic, homeless and suspected of vandalizing cars, until he was brain dead.

These are the people who beat, punched and kicked civil rights workers at segregated lunch counters in the 50s and 60s, who spat at Negro or "colored" students on their way to school, and blocked the schoolhouse door as the federal government enforced desegregation orders.

We defined physical IPV according to the WHO Multi-Country Study [ 63], as an instance in which her partner beat, punched, kicked, dragged, or slapped a woman, twisted her arm, pulled her hair, hit her with an object, choked, burned, or physically restrained her.

There: "About thirty-five I'd say came into the room, and started beating, punching us in the jaw, in the stomach, in the chest, beating us with a padded club — spit on us, call us niggers, dogs, animals — they call us dogs and animals when I don't see why we are the dogs and animals the way they are beating us.

Sure beats punching a clock.

(Esrin, 26, Kurdish asylum seeker) Physical violence largely took the form of non-life-threatening forms of violence such as beating, punching or kicking.

And the items responded for physical abuse were about any act resulting with non accidental physical injury like beating, punching, biting and kicking and exposure to unreasonably severe corporal punishment or unjustifiable punishment in the family.

The amplified clatter of beat bands punched its way out of cellars".

I was bullied a lot in school, I was beat up, punched in the face, followed home and verbally abused for most of my Junior High.