Sentence examples for evidence punching from inspiring English sources

F.B.I. agents stormed the house looking for evidence, punching holes in the walls as they searched for hidden bodies.

She once called herself "the only kangaroo among the beauty"; Charyn's Emily too bluntly describes herself as a kangaroo who kicks and punches, evidence of her feisty nature.

Despite video evidence which clearly shows Rice punching the victim with such force that she was knocked unconscious, criminal prosecutors in New Jersey allowed the NFL player to enter a pretrial intervention program (PTI) that will spare him jail time, probation and even a criminal record if he does not commit another offense.

Themes like the individual's ability to effect profound societal change, as evidenced by this scene of Bumblebee punching a military drone unit in the face.

"All the evidence indicates that Tunbridge Wells is not punching its weight in the South East," said Mr Bullock.

The coaches convention is in full swing, as evidenced by the number of tall men walking zombielike around downtown, punching their BlackBerrys and not paying attention.

The reports of abuse, often supported by medical evidence, describe prisoners shackled, blindfolded and hung by wrists or ankles, and subjected to whipping, punching, kicking or electric shocks.

As Mr Baykal listed evidence of his challenger's alleged misdeeds, Mr Sarigul cleaved his way to the lectern to respond, punching a rival mayor on the way.

The confusion is everywhere, as evidenced by a headline earlier this summer from mainstream British news outlet The Independent: "Woman Makes Man Apologise After Punching Her In The Vagina.

Keep punching.

Punching felt good.