Sentence examples for firm punch from inspiring English sources

"Under Mr. Oundjian," he said, "the orchestra has maintained its shine, but now it packs a firm punch as well".

Under Mr. Oundjian the orchestra has maintained its shine, but now it packs a firm punch as well.

Instead of blasting away with her typical catapult force, she could barely put a firm punch on her serve at all.

That album was a bloodletting of heartbreak and anxieties, while "Stay Schemin" was a firm punch to the jaw that became a staple at the same time as some purple songs from "Take Care".

go in the mirror and keep your chin tucked and your fists firm punch in a pattern start a rhythm.

But the party has ended for Massive, whose pubs are mainly leased from big landlord firms including Punch Taverns and Scottish & Newcastle.

SUSANNE CRAIG BIG INVESTMENT The GSV Capital Corporation, a publicly traded investment firm, has officially punched its ticket to Facebook's initial public offering.

When Barack Obama took a rhetorical jab against opponent Mitt Romney's investment firm, Booker rabbit-punched him from the right by calling his remarks "nauseating".

And all this comes against a background of growing political uncertainty in the run-up to Britain's general election, in which the energy sector has become something of a political punch-bag.The firm has certainly seen better days.

The second are the lenders that have "gone native" with a deep retail presence, most notably Santander and BBVA in Latin America and UniCredit in eastern Europe.These six firms certainly pack a punch, with nearly $30 billion of profits from developing countries in 2009 (see chart 8), about a quarter of what listed local banks made.

It's a particularly important time of the year for British firms, who are punching above their weight, compared to international rivals.