Sentence examples for that would punch from inspiring English sources

I have driven a Mercedes with auto-braking and auto-acceleration, a VW that can park itself, a Citroen that would punch you on the bottom if you strayed out of a lane, and a Skoda with "traffic jam assist", where all you have to do is steer.

Burns said the US political establishment, Republican and Democrat alike, were united in the view that Britain should stay in the EU: "A diminished Britain out of the European Union... would be a Britain that would punch not as heavily upon the world stage.

Democrats overwhelmingly opposed seven of the bills that would punch loopholes in Securities and Exchange Commission rules requiring firms to disclose business information to their investors.

It's a pictorial journey from the fall of poodle-haired, bell-bottomed bar bands to the rise of a kind of music that would punch those bands in their heads and then have unprotected sex with their girlfriends.

"We didn't anticipate that they would punch police officers in the face.

It is so revolutionary that Edgar Hoover would punch him as a red if he were alive and showed up over here".

But senior Tories say that Britain would punch at a higher level in Delhi if the Tories had built better relations with the Gandhi dynasty which has provided three prime ministers since independence in 1947.

Sean Hanlon also says that Heather would punch herself during pregnancy because, "she wanted the baby to come out".

He said he didn't intend to harm anyone, but also that he would "punch Obama in the nose" if he had the chance.

In a new cypher released in support of Eminem's upcoming compilation, "Shady XV," he raps that he would punch "Lana Del Rey," then compares the act to the recent Ray Rice controversy.

The night before I had the chance to sit down with William Shatner, in advance of his the Broadway run of his one-man show, "Shatner's World," I had a strange dream: that he would punch me in the face.