Sentence examples for boxer it from inspiring English sources

Like a welter-weight boxer, it started to use its small size in its favour, punching above its weight in a counter-attack led largely by its young people.

There's a doggie bandana, a "Babies for Boxer" bib, a "Vote for Boxer, It's My Future" baby T-shirt, Boxer boxers (she had to go there), and — to curl up in after a day of chasing dogs and babies and pantsless men — this shapeless white v-neck sleep shirt.

For if Middle Eastern peacemaking requires the stamina of a boxer, it also demands a chess master's patience to play the game in at least three dimensions.

1.09pm: "Here in Sweden, the telly is showing some boxing where one of the competitors rejoices in the name Prince Octopus Dzaine," writes Gary Naylor of the Ghanaian boxer (it says on t'internet).

"I feel like Michael Conlan, the Irish boxer – it's a similar situation to that but we don't have proof of it," he added.

Unless you're a champion boxer, it's probably not a good idea to follow his lead, but this hearty steak-and-egg hash is definitely hangover-busting.

While the shift benefited HBO, Showtime, promoters and boxers, it also shrunk the sport's audience.

Without the efforts of the swimmers and the boxers, it would have proved a grim 10 days indeed.

While this may seem like a Continental fashion preference, like bathing topless, or possibly the result of some chic French bureaucrat's disdain for American-style boxers, it is explained as an issue of cleanliness.

The music's history begins where Ali's career ends, in the late 1970s: consequently, when rappers evoke boxers, it's the heavyweights of a later era they've tended to turn to.

It had neat diagrams of Jacques Cousteau's underwater stations, seen in a cross-section of the ocean, with cutaway views to show the French crew in their boxers; it had maps decorated with significant icons — state seals, natural landmarks — drawn in a style not quite cartoony yet not wholly earnest.