Sentence examples for better punch from inspiring English sources

He just needs to learn to deliver a better punch and sustain that hand placement consistently.

For "Belle's" to make it past one year it'll need less piety and better punch lines.

A colleague shoots back, "Is it the Jews?" But an even better punch line follows: the employee is reported to H.R. and fired.

The more self-consciously trivial an artist can be, the better: he will make for a better punch line on MTV or VH1.

For all of Ali's dazzle, most boxing old-timers who saw both Louis and Ali at their best believe that Louis was better with a better punch, that if Louis and Ali had ever fought at their best, Louis would have knocked out Ali.

But for those same people a few years on, the Morrison mythology of a rock-singer-slash-poet whose lyrics reflect influences from the Romantics, French Symbolists, and Beats feels, at best, silly, and so he becomes one of the better punch lines to any number of poetry jokes.

I came up with a few:"He gave law enforcement his best shot" "I always liked Alberto Gonzales, he's a straight shooter" "I didn't fire him…he fired himself"I would be interested to learn of other, perhaps better, punch-lines.

We took one of their better punches.

When Mr. Plantinga and Mr. Dennett (who said he has not read Mr. Plantinga's new book) faced off over these questions before a standing-room-only crowd at a 2009 meeting of the American Philosophical Association, the event prompted ardent online debate over who had landed better punches, or simply been more condescending.

This makes for much greater dynamics for the theatrical Putin on the world stage and makes America a much better punching bag down the line.

He'd have done better to punch the ball away.