Sentence examples for punching over from inspiring English sources

But he was punching over his weight, and his uncle was no longer around; the Germans had lost their trust in him, and he had fled to Paris.

Referee Jarred Gillett had no choice but to send him off and award the spot kick, giving the 5,401-strong 5,401-stronghey'd crowdfor – the sight of Cahill punching over the corner flag after rifling home the penalty.

­Because it’s 30% owned by the govern­ment there has been a lot of pushing and punching over the stock.

Kilmarnock goalkeeper Cammy Bell had been unable to match his heroics from Hampden but was called upon to save on the line from another Mulgrew header before superbly punching over a fine, curling Ki free-kick.

Trust me; this will save you lots of tears reliving the heartache (or the felony charge for punching over-inquisitive girls in the face).

Aberdeen kept pushing for a way back into the match and a swerving long-range fizzer from McGinn was punched over by Forster.

I left the mess on the bathroom floor and joined Miley in the other room as I threw my hands in the air, punching it over and over again, punching away at the voices that controlled my days.

But director Paul WS Anderson (known for the Resident Evil movies) punches it over with gusto and it's undoubtedly watchable.

For instance, he told the police that Mr. Martin had punched him over and over again, but they questioned whether his injuries were consistent with the number of blows he claimed he received.

Tchaikovsky's rich, gloriously direct music needs to be punched over, and punched over it is.

THE European Union and the United States are already trading punches over Boeing's merger with McDonnell Douglas.