Sentence examples for whether to punch from inspiring English sources

Saints Row IV is also about making hard decisions as president, like whether to punch a White House official in the genitals or in the face.

Every day, millions of Americans stand at store checkout counters and make a seemingly random decision: after swiping their debit card, they choose whether to punch in a code, or to sign their name.

I have spent some weekends with her in the past, and at points I often can't decided whether I want to punch her or hug her or both.

But did you wonder whether he really needed to punch out, then give the kiss of life to a waterlogged Robbie?

Pressing the shift key raises or lowers the case of the keys so that it is much easier to see whether you're about to punch in a capital or lowercase letter.

When they got to the polls, he said, he was confused by the ballot, wondering whether he was supposed to punch No. 4 or No. 5 for Mr. Gore.

Myhill, back in the team for the first time since Ben Foster's return from injury, was caught in two minds over whether to come out to punch and Pocognoli allowed the striker in front of him to finish brilliantly at the near post with the goalkeeper backtracking.

They're spending their days overwhelmed by the news of the president's executive orders, sharing conspiracy-ridden Medium posts, debating whether it's OK to punch someone if you really don't like them, donating to the ACLU, deleting Uber, and, mostly, trying to get their Democratic congresspeople to fucking FIGHT, already. .

They're spending their days overwhelmed by the news of the president's executive orders, sharing conspiracy-ridden Medium posts, debating whether it's OK to punch someone if you really don't like them, donating to the ACLU, deleting Uber, and, mostly, trying to get their Democratic congresspeople to fucking FIGHT, already.

Whether the Big Three survive or not, Detroiters must know it's time to punch out.

Know how to punch.