Sentence examples for hurling punches from inspiring English sources

At the recent practice, he bobbed up and down outside the ring, hurling punches into the air, barking out instructions, using every ounce of self-restraint to keep from leaping back into the ring and mixing it up with the young fighters himself.

The cellphone video is shocking: A high school student shoves a teacher, then hits him face-on and is still hurling punches, his peers giggling along, as the man tumbles backward onto the floor.

This study, for example, could not find a clear link between how angry a person was and their risk of a heart attack and stroke (so there was no clear evidence of a stronger link if people hurled punches instead of insults, for example).

But she also recalls that Daphne was capable of turning from conspiratorial affection to accusatory rage in a flash, hurling insults, punches and undermining invective at her daughter, while lying, seemingly reflexively, about everything from the men she dated to her imminent death from a fatal illness.

After hurling a punching bag towards Biff, he will now move his fists like a windmill.

She would throw punches at kids and hurl vitriol at teachers.

Bryant threw his elbow into Childs's neck, then Childs hurled a punch that connected.

In my bleaker moments, I yearn for the days when writers could blithely run around like Norman Mailer in his pomp, swinging punches and hurling insults and damning the consequences.

The soldiers cheer happily and have normal conversations with each other while they kick and punch the men, hurling insults at them.

Video of the incident showed members of parliament punching, kicking, and hurling glasses at each other as others launched themselves into the fray from meeting room tables.

The activist, a 31-year old man named Mercutio Southall, told CNN that a group of white attendees hurled racial slurs, punched him, and kicked him out of the room after he and other Black Lives Matter activists attempted to disrupt a speech by Trump.