Sentence examples for time punched from inspiring English sources
Hollerith based his invention in part on the railroad tickets (called "punch photographs") that conductors of the time punched with information about passengers.
The other day, a traffic-jam aficionado, curious to see how various nav apps would direct a driver who wanted to go from the East Side of Manhattan to Long Island City, Queens, in the shortest amount of time, punched a destination into a couple of iPhones and the dashboard system simultaneously, and let them compete for the driver's attention.
He's an up-and-coming boxer who spends a lot of his time punching walls.
The prosecution showed surveillance video footage of him pacing in front of the building, idling away the time, punching numbers on his cellphone.
Yes, the show's premise is stupid: two idiots do nothing but skip school, waste time, punch each other, annoy their neighbour and comment on videos.
The industrial-age mentality of recruiting assembly line workers who time punch their way in and out of work every day just won't cut it in an Internet economy.
If your assailant doesn't know in what direction you'll be going, he'll have a harder time punching you or getting you down on the ground.
They were so heavily armed, the prosecutor continued, that no one at the station on the afternoon in March last year dared challenge them as Sofyen was stabbed nine times, punched and kicked.
When I arrived there at 10, my regular time, Punch was waiting for me.
It was the first time Punch realised their new contributor was 16.
In terms of kicking a guy, they do that all the time, punches and stuff like that".
