Sentence examples for getting a fist from inspiring English sources

Supergirl is there, getting a fist in, and the Flash is getting a hand job.

If it's within the two hour trick-or-treating window, you're getting a fist full of candy.

All jokes aside, I was really starting to wonder: Was a 45-second clip of an alt-right asshole getting a fist in his mouth really going to be the most invigorating moment of my filmgoing day?

"He even got a fist bump from James, and I snapped this photo," she wrote.

He goes up with Howard, who gets a fist to the ball, before the striker is wrongly flagged offside.

Damien Sandow interrupts dressed as 90's Bret and gets a fist in the face from the Excellence of Execution for his trouble.

He added, "I also made it clear that we'll call them out when they say they want to work with us, and we extend a hand and get a fist in return".

There's something about the way Barlow's voice shoots up an octave as he delivers the line "Got a fist of pure emotion" that makes the song easy to relate to.

I don't think it has much to do with literature, unless someone writes a paper linking the band's "Back for Good" ("Got a fist of pure emotion/ Got a head of shattered dreams") to the knight's dream in Keats's "La Belle Dame Sans Merci".

In fact, in Broomfield's arguably best work, The Leader, His Driver and the Driver's Wife, although he goaded South African neo-Nazi Eugene Terre Blanchee into fury, it wasn't the director but the cameraman, Barry Ackroyd, who got a fist in the face during filming.

Said Kent: "I looked at him, he looked at me, and I got a fist pump.