Sentence examples for ever punching from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine Dean Baquet, executive editor of the New York Times, ever punching his fist into a wall in anger; let alone twice.

We ask if she's ever punched anybody when wearing them.

Mackenzie, who is writing an authorised biography of Brown, asked: "Did Gordon ever punch you?" Wood replied: "That's interesting.

You ever punch people?" I relit the pipe and thought of the dustup my former boyfriend and I had had before I left.

I'm fresh, I'm sharp and I'm punching hard – harder than I've ever punched in my whole career.

Apparently the punch-counters had finished their work, and they had determined that, so long as anyone has been keeping score, no one has ever punched Mosley more than Alvarez punched him on Saturday night.

England players shot themselves in the foot several times over the winter, but this is surely the first time one has ever punched themselves in the face.

I can defend myself and punch boys who are disrespectful to me". Have you ever punched a boy, I ask.

The only time I ever punched Tina with my fist was the last fight we had.

He parried McCain's charges, but he hardly ever punched back.

I'd ask them if they ever punched their boss, and they'd laugh as though I were crazy.