Sentence examples for right to punch from inspiring English sources

He had the right to restrain her but he certainly didn't have the right to punch her in the face".

In that domain, the Kenyan-born Briton has consistently been the strongest of the overall contenders at every key moment, and in this mainly uphill test he timed his effort to perfection and had every right to punch the air in triumph just after he crossed the line.

When I didn't answer right away, she asked again, "Mommy, what is rape?" "Rape is when someone forces you to touch their genitals, or when they force you to let them touch yours," I told her, and then I explained that no one should be touching her or asking her to touch them and, if anyone tries, she has every right to punch, kick, pull, drag, bite, slap and scream.

The entire city of Detroit has the right to punch you in the face if you believe that's the biggest macroeconomic problem the US faces right now.

Of course, Palm's privacy policy could say that they have the right to punch you in the face and light your shoes on fire, and no one would notice.

They want to find out whether or not the officer in question was right to punch the detained suspect in the face while he was wheezing: "I caaan't breathe.

Sasic easily turned her right foot to punch the ball into the unattended side.

Just before the hour, Neuer came out to clear a ball on the left side of his box, jumping with his right leg raised to punch and catching Higuain flush on the head as he followed the flight of the ball.

Starting his day on No. 10, Woods putted beautifully throughout the round, making a 20-footer on No. 14 and a 15-footer at No. 5. His lone bogey came at No. 8 after a terrible drive into the trees on the right forced him to punch out and he failed to get up and down.

So he is on human rights, and how to "punch above our weight" in Europe.

And when baby Floyd Jr. would get set in his bed at home, his dad would show him how to punch: right hand, left hand, right, left.