Sentence examples for punk up from inspiring English sources

The Who did its best to punk up its songs again, even amid the Super Bowl's fiesta of corporate branding, and "Won't Get Fooled Again" — the song that got the fullest airing — still had a good part of its old ferocity.

"Just like Sid Vicious wearing the swastika, Taqwacore is punk up the fuckin' ass, man," one Muslim punk explains".Microphone," a new film by Ahmad Abdalla, was originally conceived as documentary about a Banksy-influenced stencil artist in Alexandria named Khaled.

Barge, who is eighty-seven; the beloved Jersey misanthrope Southside Johnny ("A man I hate to call my friend, but I have to, because he's a dear friend," Bonds said); and Chubby Checker, who sat on a stool and gave the band orders: "Can we punk up the bass?

Seeing 50-year-old men trying to "punk up" ska classics is enough to have most people baking pavement pizza.

Also try to punk up your shoes.

With a bit of bleach and safety pins you can punk up any outfit.

Hockey is the punked up stepchild of big-time sports — the Goth, the wild and brutish head-banging malcontent that drives too fast and refuses to do what it's told.

At Hurra on Friday night, this Toronto-based four-piece played a magnificent set – melodic, brazenly catchy pop songs that have been garbled and twisted and punked up to the gills.

Have a side fringe then a head band then have it punked up at the back.

Firstly, you'll look like a poser, and secondly, (unless you really want to shock them) you'll stop everyone's heart when they see you for the first time all punked up!

If you've got an old beater that you want to punk-up a bit, that's totally cool.