Sentence examples for which punches from inspiring English sources

Then you take a country like Kenya, which punches above its weight.

That attitude has never really changed at a club which punches well above its weight financially and still has no training facility of its own.

Both camps now assure us they are going to use this energy to leap directly into a 34-week nonstop conflict in which punches will be thrown and mutilation inflicted.

The fight, during which punches were thrown and which ended with Clark overturning a table, happened during a dinner at the Charlotte Street Hotel in London on Thursday night, and was prompted by a disagreement over reaction to 11 September.

The plant, which punches holes in metal products, has 117 employees, all off because of Labor Day, City Councilman Joe Bica said: "It is a godsend that this was a holiday.

£11.95, thewinesociety.com Bargain basement The Society's Corbières 2008 The Wine Society steers away from special deals or discounts, but does offer free delivery for 12 bottles or more and its own Society range of trustworthy, value-for-money wines such as this Corbières, which punches way above its price.

But the vacuum was soon filled by pub companies (pubcos), two of which, Punch Taverns and Enterprise Inns, today own around 7,500 public houses each.

His front-row seat recalled to him memories of childhood puppet shows, of gazing up at the slotted stage from which Punch and Judy and their like protruded.

The center of the company, though, remains its newspapers, including the Boston Globe, for which Punch Sulzberger paid $1.1 billion in 1993 — overpaid, some analysts said at the time.

Thanks in no small measure to the British government, which punched well above its weight, tax and transparency are firmly on the G8 radar.

"I want to become a champion and a millionaire," said Ousmane Sarr, 23, who has competed in many "simple" matches — in which punching is not permitted — but only one full-contact bout.