Sentence examples similar to suffering punch from inspiring English sources

You couldn't ask for a sweeter straight man than Jay Johnson, the one and only star of the new Broadway show "Jay Johnson: The Two and Only!" By straight man I mean not a heterosexual, although Mr. Johnson happens to be married, but the long-suffering, punch-line-less half of a comedy act, the guy who sets up the gags and smiles affably as his partner knocks 'em out of the park.

Video footage shows Hernández-Rojas hogtied and handcuffed on the ground suffering kicks, punches, tasering, and beatings for 30 minutes before he died.

Thicken the viewer's skin and you turn that suffering into a punch line.

Tomjanovich nearly died from the punch, suffering a fractured skull and other facial injuries which prematurely ended his playing career.

In an interview with the conservative Boston Herald, he grumbled about the press' role in his re-election run, casting himself as the candidate suffering more "roundhouse punches".

Our pain and suffering isn't a punch line either.

"Later in the evening, the head of shift of the border service, an athletically built young man, made a new absurd accusation that I, a 78-year-old writer in poor health and suffering from a heart condition, punched him in the chest with such great strength that it caused a hematoma.

Some politicians had to be restrained, with one suffering a bloodied nose after being punched.

BBC Newcastle's Martin Emmerson: "Stokes took 3-70 on his comeback after suffering a broken wrist when he punched a locker on England's T20 tour of the West Indies in the winter.

The man is in a critical condition in London's St George's Hospital after suffering head injuries when he was punched and head-butted in King's Road, Guildford on Friday.

Here the gouty man is drowning his sorrows with punch, together with a woman suffering from with colic (gallstones) and a second man with 'tisick, an archaic word for a cough.