Sentence examples for it punch from inspiring English sources

Its depth and finish help it punch well above its price.

But Mr Blair's use of Britain's military prowess to help it "punch above its weight" in world affairs depends largely on being able to tag along with someone else's army.Mr Blair's is not the first British government to pursue such an approach.

As with most effective jokes, its veracity gives it punch, and the room full of former Duke wrestlers at the second annual Friends of Duke Wrestling Reunion held at the Washington Duke Inn this past winter loved it.

The scientists would sedate each mouse with a few whiffs of isoflurane, and then weigh it, measure it, punch a tiny hole in its ear for visual identification, and measure its coat color using a spectrophotometer, an instrument that tracks light waves.

A homage to girl-power, the novel offers biting social commentary throughout — not the kind that deadens a story but the kind that gives it punch — and a protagonist who is independent and fearless, even contemptuous of others' expectations.

Such observations are peppered throughout "The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks". A homage to girl-power, the novel offers biting social commentary throughout — not the kind that deadens a story but the kind that gives it punch — and a protagonist who is independent and fearless, even contemptuous of others' expectations.

France may punch above its weight politically, but it punches far below its weight economically.

It punches way above its size.

This country is an economic impostor: it punches well above its weight in international forums.

"It punches in the idea of time".

Not finding one, it punched into the thick of the storm.