Sentence examples for punch called from inspiring English sources

Punch called him "Professor".

Writer discusses the famous English cartoon, which appeared in "Punch", called "Dropping the Pilot" which depicted the ousting of Bismarck.

Before heading to the President's office for talks, Klitschko, who heads the opposition party Udar (Punch), called on Yanukovych to resign and to call early elections.

He also serves a punch called Sex on the Beach, a concoction of orange juice, cranberry juice, peach schnapps and vodka.

There are two official songs, "New York, New York" and "The Sidewalks of New York," and an official drink, an old colonial whiskey punch called the Belmont Breeze.

He also crafted some of the serving ware, like the lava-spewing mountain that contains a tiki-style punch called the Top Notch Volcano.

The sensation of reality is enhanced by a fantastic sound design, where a simple sigh, cough, scream, footstep, or punch calls to mind that invisible mouth, foot, or fist.

The students had endured "slurs, were stabbed with pencils, shoved into walls and lockers, punched, called names and urinated on by classmates because of real or perceived sexual orientation," according to the Star Tribune.

A counterblast from Andrew Brown pulled no punches, calling the book "a comfort blanket for the smug".

It's fair to say that Jones didn't pull her punches, calling the star a "poisonous pop princess", saying that "the message she's sending to her young fans is utterly toxic" and that the singer "should come with a government health warning".

I like the fact that Bilton pulls no punches, calling out self-anointed Steve Jobs's successor Jack Dorsey often and not without justification.