Sentence examples for which is punch from inspiring English sources

"Chris understands the essential dynamic of politics, which is punch or be punched," said Jim Jordan, Mr. Kerry's former campaign manager.

Members of the club receive a card, which is punched each time they receive a shine.

We are not like Chevron or ExxonMobil, which are punching holes in the ground, often in exotic parts of the world.

Turner, who had been moved into the striker position won a corner for Cardiff, which was punched away by Reina for a throw-in.

He truncated Liberty's neck at a sharper angle to allow more space for the date, which was punched into the dies by hand.

The manual tissue arrayer (MTA1; Beecher Instruments Inc., Sun Prairie, WI, USA) fitted with a punch stylet 1.0 mm in diameter was aligned over the desired AOI, which was punched out from the block.

These knives are typically sturdier and longer lasting than stamped knives, which are punched out of a metal ribbon and fitted into a handle.

Mr. Engle's is a tale worth telling for a number of reasons, not the least of which is its punch line.

The diameter of the reservoir (illustrated by the white arrow in Figure 3A) is 4 mm, which is directly punched by a 4-mm Harris micro-puncher (Ted Pella, Redding, CA, USA).

It is obtained through the punch movement within the fluid chamber, which is provided in punch and die chambers.

I can't trust my ear at the end — which is the snappiest punch line.