Sentence examples for deciding to punch from inspiring English sources

In deciding to punch an additional 30,000 troops into Afghanistan and simultaneously serve notice that America will head for the exits fairly soon, President Barack Obama has tried to give most of the stakeholders something to cheer about.

That means looking at an 87-yard shot and deciding to punch-chip a 5-iron into the green, as Norman did Wednesday at the 544-yard 15th hole.

So I decided to punch up the fudge quotient a bit.

In terms of the result, it would not have mattered if Tampa Bay had decided to punch back.

They are only tethered to other rich people, and here you have a rich and powerful guy who cares about what is happening to those people and decides to punch back".

This is no doubt a familiar litany, especially to those who remember the moral panic that ensued in 2004 after Ron Artest and the Indiana Pacers decided to punch their way out of the Palace of Auburn Hills.

DESPERATION revealed the length of its reach yesterday when the Red Sox' catcher-turned-bouncer, Jason Varitek, decided to punch a hole in the mystique of the Yankees' precious superstar-turned-potty mouth, Alex Rodriguez.

That looks a harsh decision to me 78 min: Gyan curls the free kick which is straight at Al Hadari who decides to punch, for some reason, and it goes for a corner 79 min: Great chance for Ghana.

When I decide to punch a few riot police to blow off some steam, my behavior is still the 1%.

Eventually he gave up and decided to punch in and punch out tapes instead, as the process was time-consuming and a more editable tape sent to Vig from Smart Studios was mostly ruined by one of Grohl's daughters.

If the box was merely indented, the vote would not count, assuming that the voter may have placed the tiny stylus in the position but then decided not to punch through.