Sentence examples for sort of punched from inspiring English sources

Upon entering, "you are just sort of punched with the greatness of the house".

The anniversary has been marked by the usual orgy of finger-pointing and self-defense as well as a truly atrocious docu-drama of the fateful weekend featuring a Dick Fuld look-alike (sort of) punching a large stuffed gorilla in anger.

They say 38-year-old Floyd is not looking that sharp, getting caught in sparring with the sort of punches he usually slips quite easily.

"Be My Baby" can even function as a sort of punch line, as when it plays over the closing credits of "Baby Mama," the 2008 fertility-themed buddy comedy starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.

This one is coming together a little easier, probably because the form is more elastic and I'm puzzling through something, whereas "Struggle" has a sort of punch-line or point to it and I'm trying to work backward.

In bits and pieces it is quite good -- some of the cinematic scenes pack the sort of punch you get from the movies, and there are moments of genuine fun throughout the game -- but it never comes together.

This should not just be allowed to become some sort of Punch and Judy match between Edinburgh and London".

That he found a way to come through was entirely fitting after a performance where he refused to buckle, neither under the weight of national expectation nor when Djokovic, after an uncharacteristically error-strewn start, started throwing the sort of punches that would have floored any other opponent.

It was the sort of punch that your fondness for soaking pretty girls in cheap alcohol has lead you to absorb many times.

If you have access to some sort of punching bag, you will find it helpful to practice these basics on the punching bag.

He is a sort of hard-punching, gut-punching politician.