Sentence examples for something to punch from inspiring English sources

Most of the obituaries say something like, "The wonderful thing about Frazier was he gave Ali something to punch.

And you need something to punch it up, to carry it.

I tweeted something about wanting to punch host Seth MacFarlane in the nose.

"Makes you want to punch something doesn't it," he asks John Ross, who's looking out the window watching the woman he loves kiss his rival.

My eyes went funny and green flesh began to appear from beneath my ripping clothes, as the raging spirit which dwells within me began to wake and wonder why he had such a desire to PUNCH something!

If this kind of whimsy makes you want to punch something, you're in luck: one of the selling points of Kex is Box, a room fitted out like a boxing gym.

If he's feeling agitated, Brooks is supposed to ask himself why, to interrogate his agitation, but, God, does he want to punch something right now, anything, the angel-hair-pasta boxes or the cracked-pepper crackers, the clementines or the canned chickpeas, so many chickpeas, a lifetime's supply of chickpeas.

He was trying to punch something open.

Also, if you're in the mood to punch something, stay for the last three seconds.

I will, for instance, find myself irritably deciphering my daughter's cries, my frustration mounting, the need to find something soft and feathery to punch nearing critical, when she closes her eyes and falls asleep and smiles.

Now you need to punch something like sand.