Sentence examples for well punch from inspiring English sources

Brad Pitt might well punch a photographer he thought was being intrusive.

In "Hell or High Water," the principal sound is the clicking of the screenwriter Taylor Sheridan's keyboard, which threatens to override the action and might as well punch the dialogue directly onto the screen in lieu of the actors' delivery.

Russia made a $1 billion loan to Bangladesh, to buy Russian-made arms, last month, which might well punch a hole in those recent statistical estimates which showed that Bangladesh might be at especially high risk of suffering a coup d'etat in 2013.The arms sale however will be small in comparison.

This year they have quite an array – from a tasty mulled wine (not too sweet, pleasingly spiced) to a rum punch (packs more of a, well, punch) and even a mulled cider.

They're both doing well, punching well above their weight, lining up carrier deals, building audiences – one is even profitable.

The man who said in 1994: "I don't pursue vendettas or punch people on the nose," lit-up the dull 2001 general election by, well, punching a man on the chin.

If you're just punching with your arm, you're, well, punching like a girl.

20  μL of various concentrations (0.1 0.8 mg/mL) of either SAK or SRH was loaded into the wells punched (5 mm) in the fibrin plate.

De Gea does very well to punch it clear.

Suso eventually delviers a cross that the keeper does well to punch clear.

In film, TV, music and literature, we perform incredibly well and punch far above our weight.