Sentence examples for karate it from inspiring English sources

If the characters can communicate with the karate master and tell it that boxing is superior to karate, it will attack the boxing robot until both are destroyed, else they will both attack the characters.

For anyone who hasn't watched the viral-for-all-the-wrong-reasons segment, Watters went to New York City's Chinatown and asked its residents questions such as, "Am I supposed to bow to say hello?" and "Do you know karate?" It was a 5-minute segment with no purpose other than overt racism for "entertainment".

Incidentally, one minor detail is brushed aside: bizarrely, the kid doesn't learn karate; it's Japanese.

With 14 "animal postures" that look like something between pantomime, hatha yoga and karate, it's also fun for poorly co-ordinated British tourists.

Additionally, there is a spectrum when it comes to the proportion of injuries occurring in the training phase of different combative sports: for boxing, it is 5.3 to 42.9% [50, 51]; karate, it is 75.9% [53]; taekwondo, it is 36.0 to 81.5%[500, 54]; judo, it is 11.6 to 70.0 [56] 56]; and wrestling, it is 63.0%[56]].

"Hey bud, how was karate?" "It was good".

All three of you could go to karate together, and it would be a big bonding thing for you guys".

We have had heads exploding (gulp) and Miss Piggy is very hoove-y at karate, but it's symbolic violence, used as a symbol, for … er, violence".

And then there were the scenes of the schoolchildren helping one another, holding each other, dutifully following instructions in the way that young children sometimes do, one child even trying to encourage a grown-up by saying, "I know karate, so it's OK; I'll lead the way out".

(Not that that seems to be a Hollywood concern did you know that they're going to re-make The Karate Kid? It's mind-boggling. There's more talent in your local college's creative writing class than there is in Hollywood).

Dane Douglas (Karate Club): It's good.