Sentence examples for punch around from inspiring English sources

It also wants to prove a point: that the navy, not the air force, offers the best means of delivering a punch around the world.

In a world that's more connected will they have the chance to punch around their weight if they make the right decisions about transparency and accountability".

In a world that's more connected will they have the chance to punch around their weight if they make the right decisions about transparency and accountability". Q: "But you effectively pay a licence for using Google to Google Ireland.

"It was a sucker punch around every corner — Mondrians and Brancusi's 'Bird in Space.'" Diamond and her husband, Harold, started collecting art in the '50s when she was a social worker and he was a public school teacher.

Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale spoke to BBC Radio Devon: "They (Exeter players) didn't look inferior to the opposition whatsoever, we just needed to pack a punch around that last third when we had our moment and we didn't quite make that happen.

Prudential's long-term profits outlook on foreign shores has long looked robust, and the decision to split itself into the Asia, US and Africa-focussed Prudential PLC, and the UK and Europe-geared M&G Prudential, should give it extra punch around the globe.

"Using cherrywood is maybe a bit daft with young kids punching around, since the wood is so soft — and it's already been drawn on with a permanent marker," Mrs. Maclean-Bristol said.

"At least you're not getting punched around anymore.

(In the past five years, he tells me, he's punched "around six dudes" in total).

This is a central theme in Mayer's "Blade" plays, and it presents a conundrum to their lead character, who gets punched around by society's duplicity and double standards even as he triumphs in the more direct world of the ring.

They formed a tight circle around him, knocked off his hat, and punched him around like boxer Floyd Mayweather punching Manny Pacquiao.