How To Use Punch-up In A Sentence
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SHIFT (6) Afrophile adj. decorative aposelene projectual diplotene, aposelenium psychedelicize, adj. biotron v. dirty quadriphony quadriphonics dustoff reticulosis punch-up technopolis quantized, skim INITIAL AFFIXATIONS (20) adj.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XV No 1
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The Scotland camp, it was claimed, was riven by punch-ups among its own players and ill-disciplined drinking bouts.
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SHIFT (6) Afrophile adj. decorative aposelene projectual diplotene, aposelenium psychedelicize, adj. biotron v. dirty quadriphony quadriphonics dustoff reticulosis punch-up technopolis quantized, skim INITIAL AFFIXATIONS (20) adj.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XV No 1
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This was disappointing for those of us who relish a good book-world punch-up; but fortunately, it has been all over the press that Sir Vidia promptly recruited some new enemies.
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But, given these similarities, it's at least possible that he might have followed Axl Rose's lead, turning into a loopy, mansion-bound recluse, tinkering with unfinished projects, piling on the suet and emerging sporadically to sue his ex-bandmates and have a punch-up with Tommy Hilfiger.
Never mind Nevermind, 1991 was all about Guns N' Roses
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He was involved in a punch-up with Sarah's former lover.
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But in the case of a deposit row, a tenancy deposit scheme does seem like a better way to sort out a punch-up than, well, a punch-up.
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A punch-up breaks out on the floor of the Italian parliament between one right-wing member of the government and an even more right-wing member.
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An argument between him and a German journalist had brought them close to a punch-up.
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Several minutes of disorder ensued, which included punch-ups and the Oxford goalkeeper apparently pinning a rather more bulky Warwick team member to the ground saying repeatedly ‘Who's my bitch now?’
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He was involved in a punch-up with Sarah's former lover.
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The record doesn't want you to just kick back and listen, preferring to taunt you from your chair via head-nodding blues punch-ups and brawling rock 'n' roll.
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As with most playground punch-ups, this bystander does not much care who started it.
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What I didn't see were drunks, body fluids, punch-ups and verbal abuse.
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I'm an emotional wreck due to all the talk of boarding schools, punch-ups, tantrums, and love.
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Just a couple of us could take care of a Saturday-night punch-up in the local on our own.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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FUNCTIONAL WORD (8) tetramine SHIFT (6) ambisextrous, magneto - decorative adj. fluid - diplotene, autodrome mechanic, adj. birdyback adj. dirty colorcaster neurokinin dustoff gravisphere parapolitical, punch-up moonfall adj. skim parakite protoconti -
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XVI No 1
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He was involved in a punch-up with Sarah's former lover.
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There's a feeling the town centre can be a nasty place with a lot of punch-ups going on, but there are many young people just enjoying themselves and having a drink.
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And in 1991 that meant flannel shirts and political correctness, rather than stars and stripes cycling shorts and songs challenging journalists to a punch-up.
Never mind Nevermind, 1991 was all about Guns N' Roses
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SHIFT (6) Afrophile adj. decorative aposelene projectual diplotene, aposelenium psychedelicize, adj. biotron v. dirty quadriphony quadriphonics dustoff reticulosis punch-up technopolis quantized, skim INITIAL AFFIXATIONS (20) adj.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XV No 1
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However, at the time, the atmosphere was foul - even once or twice nearly degenerating into a punch-up.
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On the other, a wholly different set of images, of queues of frustrated holidaymakers fuming about missing their flights, of headteachers and plucky parents battling to keep classrooms open in the face of union bullying, a photographers' hunt to find Ed Miliband crossing a picket line, perhaps even a punch-up with the police, if the Daily Mail really gets lucky.
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He took part in an epic 74-round punch-up on Wimbledon Common, after which he retired to become enormously fat.
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It all deteriorated into a punch-up between the two factions.
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Before his fateful punch-up, Bardem had been an aspiring painter, part-time stripper and occasional jobbing actor.
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the quarrel ended in a punch-up
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All past acquaintanceships, friendships, love affairs, punch-ups, and the like must be cast from the judges' minds.
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Policing and legislation forced the real ‘firms’ to arrange their punch-ups hundreds of miles from football grounds.
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You often see people getting out of their cars and starting punch-ups.
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The stage was set for one of the biggest punch-ups in Australian corporate history.
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FUNCTIONAL WORD (8) tetramine SHIFT (6) ambisextrous, magneto - decorative adj. fluid - diplotene, autodrome mechanic, adj. birdyback adj. dirty colorcaster neurokinin dustoff gravisphere parapolitical, punch-up moonfall adj. skim parakite protoconti -
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XVI No 1
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After a series of punch-ups at posh events in Manchester, they have been chastised by their industry's own magazine.
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Junichiro Koizumi's annual pilgrimages have prompted protests and punch-ups.
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Keighley used to have that perception of being somewhere to come on a Friday or a Saturday night and have a punch-up.
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SHIFT (6) Afrophile adj. decorative aposelene projectual diplotene, aposelenium psychedelicize, adj. biotron v. dirty quadriphony quadriphonics dustoff reticulosis punch-up technopolis quantized, skim INITIAL AFFIXATIONS (20) adj.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XV No 1
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For all the giant leaps and superhuman punch-ups, jokes and quips, he manages to give a quite touching layered performance.
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What a pity they never met, quarrelled and had a public punch-up.
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Just a sordid little punch-up.
Times, Sunday Times
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- including long-term bassist Steve Hanley - walking out after an on-stage punch-up that resulted in Smith spending the night in a cell.
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I came down to watch Biggar against Peebles recently and eight punch-ups later I thought this is not like Glasgow rugby.
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But as he described the ship's goodies in more detail, I decided I could at least muddle through the primary astrogational punch-up leading to the intercept.
Perseus Spur
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At school we used to side with a few mates around the school yards and have a few punch-ups or fights after school, but they weren't like the gang-related fights of today.
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There was a punch-up in the bar.
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A West Coast-Borders derby without venom and tumult is about as common as a punch-up in chess.
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‘We didn't have drunks or punch-ups,’ adds Brenda.
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Police predict 800-plus attacks, woundings and punch-ups by the end of the year.
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He also likes a good punch-up – between others, it should be noted.
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