Sentence examples for looking to punch from inspiring English sources

And there's still a sense that Norman Mailer might walk in, looking to punch some cretin out.

Williams came to bat, looking to punch the ball to the right side and advance Justice to third.

3.21pm BST 20 min Saints looking to punch holes in the Saracens defence here as first Manoa then Burrell go through the gainline.

Maybe Drake used his flow, maybe he didn't these days Drake is simply an unmissable target for anyone looking to punch upward.

Sangakkara then plays and misses, looking to punch through cover off the back foot to a good, back-of-a-length ball.

He rises with the sun and lies down with it, his routine follows nature, which is why he sleeps so well — it's only dreams that are the problem, that he can't cope with, most often that dream of punching a face, the face he is looking to punch in real life too, it's just that it leaves him with a dry mouth and aching knuckles.

Drogba took a heavy whack in the face from Ruddy and crashed to the floor with the scores at 1-1, as the keeper looked to punch clear a teasing cross.

Most looked to punch holes in his methodology, some even accused him of cheating.

But it was another tough fight because Savelyeva is so clever and cagey and was always looking to counter-punch me.

The Chicago White Sox, looking to add punch to their lineup, agreed yesterday to a one-year contract with the veteran Jose Canseco.

When Schumacher ran his main rival, Damon Hill, off the track for the title in 1994, and when he marched down the pit lane at Spa, Belgium, in 1998 looking ready to punch out David Coulthard for running into him, he was reviled.