punting

How To Use punting In A Sentence

• And a chance for punters to land a knockout blow on the last decent day of football punting until August. The Sun
• So how about a triumphant punting return? The Sun
• A punting cabbie is a bit stressed when he has to give Holmes a ride, and ends up in the middle of an assassination plot, and loses his ring-in rat terrier. Archive 2007-11-01
• They feel like they can get by with any Joe Schmo until they need a big bomb or they're giving up points because of [poor punting].
• But there are much saner and sounder reasons for punting on the Andre Fabre-trained colt in the greatest all-aged race in Europe.
• Matata poled gracefully; he could have been punting down the Cam as his pole pushed blue and white water lilies aside.
• When punter Josh Bidwell went down in pregame warm-ups with a hip injury, place kicker Graham Gano inherited the punting duties - something he had done in college at Florida State. Graham Gano shows some rust as emergency punter
• What about punting on the pound instead? Times, Sunday Times
• It describes a lifetime, Mick's own lifetime, spent attending the races and punting on dogs and horses with varying degrees of success.
• Today, he was riding in it, punting along with a rubber ended broom handle, playing on the kazoo, and attempting to look like a gondola owner.