Sentence examples for punch tightly from inspiring English sources

Beside me, a muscled youth sporting a buzz cut and a singlet grips his rum punch tightly, the words of his tattoo rippling across his deltoids: "Thunder will clap, mast will shake, sailor on sailor, keep the faith".

Squeeze the arms of the hole punch together tightly and firmly.

Punch the dough down, cover tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.

King's single sentence is a more tightly wound rhetorical punch, easily deployed for immediate inspiration, but it carries the unintended effect of suggesting that justice is inevitable, so that no matter what we do now, the arc of the moral universe will care for us later.

So far though she's reigned in her hippy-dippy side and concentrated on unleashing tightly packed pop punches like Kiss With a Fist.

The punching tool tip should fit tightly through the existing holes.

Go for weak spots like eyes (poke hard), nose (hard upward motion with the lower part of your open hand) genitals (grab really tightly and squeeze or punch hard) etc. to make sure the person's hands aren't free to punch or hold on to you and you can run for it.

For years, engineers and scientists have been using tightly focused lasers to punch tiny holes in everything from silicon chips to human bone.

Television showed despairing farmers herding their starving cattle into the river to die and men throwing punches as they tried to board tightly packed rescue boats.

We were promised a confusing punch-up, but it was more like a tightly choreographed fight scene in a revival of West Side Story.

Then place the loop-end of the ribbon through the hole punch and slide the tail ends through the loop, pulling tightly.