Sentence examples for threatening to punch from inspiring English sources

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar apologized Wednesday for threatening to punch a reporter who asked him about problems with the government's wild horse program at a campaign event.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – Jets linebacker Bart Scott had to be restrained by a team media-relations official Friday after threatening to punch a reporter in the locker room.

When the players aren't competing in games like "move this flag from one side of a lake to another" or "push this boulder up a hill", they are threatening to punch each other.

"This $80 chest is stuffed with Ming vases!" "This $600 shed is full of pissy futons!" On Storage Hunters there are no guarantees, besides Kelly's funny noises, and rival bidders threatening to punch each other in the neck.

Men such as Edwin J Fancey, a razor-sharp talent-spotter who gave Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan their first film roles, shot a drama of the Canadian Rockies a few miles outside Glasgow, and persuaded unwilling crew members to work overtime by threatening to punch them in the face.

He had subsequently made the news once for giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a drowning toddler, and twice for threatening to punch out the lights of Terry McLean, a Kiwi rugby journalist who had tracked him down to some desolate farm in Western Australia.

Louisiana's senior senator recently threatened to punch the president.

He staged a news media boycott, criticized fans and threatened to punch a reporter.

He reacted as though they had threatened to punch him in the face.

Some observers said Griffin had threatened to punch Shine in the locker room after the game.

How I threatened to punch Megyn Kelly following the first presidential debate.