Sentence examples for punches- from inspiring English sources

That attitude has never really changed at a club which punches well above its weight financially and still has no training facility of its own.

This hass a different slant: you battle virtual alien invaders with real-life punches and crunches.

Despite delivering well-aimed punches on Darling's lack of detail about future tax powers and Scotland's viability outside the UK, the first minister flailed on his "plan B" proposals for a currency now that the UK parties had vetoed a deal on the pound, relying on poorly judged quips about no campaigners worrying about aliens invading Scotland.

Gavin began to find his range in the following round but his punches lacked punch and Brook finished the job off in the sixth, rocking the challenger with two thudding shots before pinning him against the ropes with a barrage of shots.

A postmortem examination found that she had suffered blunt force trauma to the head, possibly caused by punches, and compression to the neck, either from a ligature or hands.

The one-eyed Tyson trudged back into the centre of the ring, where he traded punches and expended more energy for a couple of rounds.

He was surprisingly wooden, and looked dazed when Miliband landed some good punches over his failures in Europe.

It was great that the police came to talk to us, to ask for our help, and to pull no punches about how hard that could be.

In effect, Media Lens is saying, they trim their sails and pull their punches to accommodate their paymasters, their presence in the paper's Comment columns little more than a gesture to pluralism or dissent.

Their manager, Giampiero Ventura, had given us advanced warning of his cautious gameplan, saying: "If I have [Mike] Tyson opposite me, then I'm going to try to play him at draughts, not trade punches".

As well as seeing off competition from Mandelson, Blair's first week sales – equivalent to 4p in every £1 spent at UK booksellers last week – also beat John Major's first-week sales for My Autobiography (5,415), John Prescott's for Pulling No Punches (1,202) and David Blunkett's for The Blunkett Tapes (769), said Stone.