Sentence examples for days of punch from inspiring English sources

From the earliest days of punch card systems, floating bits of chad caused errors.

In this chapter, the authors describe the evolution of software engineering (SE) and software assurance (SwA) from the days of punch cards until today.

Your days of punching rival fans in France may be numbered.

A few more days of these Punch and Judy shows and even we will be tempted to tune out.

In the early days of computing, punch cards, written in the Job Control Language (JCL), were used to specify precisely which system resources a job would need and when the operating system should assign them to the job.

It's hardly an obvious recipe for delivering success and it may be some time before the days of New Zealand punching above their weight are seen again.

It is Hartley's firm belief that he and his team-mates will keep calm: "Gone are the days of head-banging and punching holes in walls, although James Haskell does a bit of shadow boxing in the corner.

An electrician from Hazlet, N.J., was sentenced yesterday to four days of community service for punching a police horse in the nose during a rowdy protest rally in Manhattan 18 months ago.

"Gone are the days of head-banging and punching holes in walls," said the Northampton hooker.

Biopsies were taken from areas with visible macroscopic cervical tumor using a sterile biopsy punch the day before and the day after the 10 days of hydralazine treatment.

Irving was kind enough to invite me and a small crew down to document the final days of filming, and besides being punched in the testicles by Jackson Nicoll, Irving's nine-year-old co-star, who plays his badly behaved grandson Billy, I learned a lot about how I plan to behave as a senior citizen.