Sentence examples for punched it through from inspiring English sources

At one point, his father ran across the street, came back with a giant screwdriver, and punched it through the filter to get leverage to pry it off.

The first time golfer Michelle Wie ever drove a car, she took a Hummer up a 60-degree ramp, rocked it over some felled logs and punched it through a mud flat all with her parents sitting in the back seat.

And that punched it through the convention echo chamber into the outer world.

We've got to punch it through".

Out of the Furnace is another awards contender barely blessed with actual nominations, but a cast including Christian Bale (who is nominated, albeit for American Hustle) and Casey Affleck may help punch it through.

Well, what he testified is that you looked at the entire ballot, that if you found something that was punched through all of the way in many races but just indented in one race, you didn't count that indentation because you saw that the voter could punch it through when the voter wanted to.

NASHUA, N.H. — President Obama hit the road again Tuesday to promote the new job-creation program he described as his No. 1 priority, but he refused to abandon his embattled health care legislation, vowing to "punch it through" resistance in Congress.

A few balls later he backs away from a wide one and punches it nicely through cover for the same result.

Holding it from something balanced over the cup: If you have a toothpick, skewer, or something similar to secure the filter or paper to the side of the cup, punch it through the chromatography first, at the very top.

These let water through, but not hydrated ions.A graphene-based plant would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.

These let water through, but not the ions.A graphene-based membrane would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.