Sentence examples for were ready to punch from inspiring English sources

My arms moved as if they were ready to punch the world right out of my way.

He was ready to punch the old man now.

Now, said Mr. Fox's foreign minister, Jorge Castañeda, Mexico is ready "to punch above its weight".

"If I don't have a drink for four and a half months, I'll be ready to punch someone", he quips.

Crace's decision to give this Walter Mitty an entire novel to hiccup and stumble through is a risk: when Len apologizes to a Texan who has just punched him in the head, you're ready to punch him yourself.

But he was ready to punch above his weight class.

Big Sam is rubbing his hand over his face in frustration while Klopp looks like he's ready to punch a hole in the wall.

A police officer said he was ready to punch a man - who later died - while he was trying to restrain him.

He then raised his fist and was ready to punch Mr Tomlin but instead sprayed him with his Parva incapacitant spray, formerly known as pepper spray.

The session was highly charged, as the squad prepared for Sunday's FA Cup third round tie at home to Scunthorpe United and, briefly, it looked as though Costa and Oscar were ready to trade punches.

The words came in angry bursts, as if Gibbs were ready to deck the questioner, as if he hoped that Ryan would feel the punch in Philadelphia.