Sentence examples for would have punched from inspiring English sources

"If I'd seen him, I would have punched it.

That thing would have punched your ticket, she tried to tell the turtle.

Two years ago, I probably would have punched him, dead serious.

It would have punched a higher weight without such pretentious gimmickry.

Michael would have punched me in the mouth if I said that back when we worked together.

"I don't know if I would have punched him or kicked him in the knees or something.

If I could, I would've punched him in his face, because he started with hate speech even before the battle.

"If you said to me at the time, 'This is going to be a great thing for you,' I'd have punched you in the face," says Woodward.

If I hadn't been holding the book (as well as a cup of tea) the first time I read it, I'd have punched the air for joy.

Still, if we were in Hull I'd have punched the cunt in the throat.

The testosterone-fuelled shouting in The Bull ("'e called me a yokel!" "'e what? I'd 'ave punched 'is lights out!") and the bellowing of Otto, a real bull ("He's certified fertile"), are just noises off.