How To Use Punting In A Sentence
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And a chance for punters to land a knockout blow on the last decent day of football punting until August.
The Sun
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So how about a triumphant punting return?
The Sun
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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.
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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].
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But there are much saner and sounder reasons for punting on the Andre Fabre-trained colt in the greatest all-aged race in Europe.
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Matata poled gracefully; he could have been punting down the Cam as his pole pushed blue and white water lilies aside.
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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
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What about punting on the pound instead?
Times, Sunday Times
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It describes a lifetime, Mick's own lifetime, spent attending the races and punting on dogs and horses with varying degrees of success.
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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.
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The Supreme Court is punting on the military trials, at least for now, reports the Washington Post.
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We went punting in Cambridge
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We hire a few boats and put together a lunch of good riverbank fare and go punting up the river.
Times, Sunday Times
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Armstrong finished his fifth and final season of varsity eligibility in the fall of 2003 when he handled the punting, placekicking and kickoff duties for the 2-6 Warriors.
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One evening in the summer we used to go punting up the river and have supper at the Green Man at Grantchester.
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If a punting pole gets stuck in the mud the best thing is to twist it.
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Ask yourselves how much less punting are you doing on racing compared to other sports, casinos and online outlets?
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Ask yourselves how much less punting are you doing on racing compared to other sports, casinos and online outlets?
The Sun
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The Bucs came out looking like the cold temperatures would once again bother them, punting on all seven of their first-half possessions.
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It may no longer wield the musical power it did in the halcyon punk-rock 1970s, but the New Musical Express is still punting the best of Britain's young bloods on the live circuit.
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Punting technique: a punt pole is technically called a quant.
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Hence, this is a stock in which investors will need to display fair patience and understanding, rather than punting on overnight gains.
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It is a narrative of bold characters, equine and human, that requires no artificial punting stimulus.
Times, Sunday Times
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In your free time, you can visit Blackwell's Bookshop, a world famous book store that made the Guinness Book of Record for having the most books in one room, the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology or take a punting excursion on the Cherwell or the River Thames, although in Oxford, they call the Thames the Isis.
Pam Grout: Studying At Oxford Is A Great Excuse To Visit Oxford
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And the football punting's not over yet this week.
The Sun
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Mention Oxford, and images of daydreaming dons and youths punting on the Cherwell come to mind.
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So how about a triumphant punting return?
The Sun
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As long as punters keep punting, the greedy will continue to thrive from the fruits of their labor.
BSA on ’software piracy’
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In fact the recent run up in the share price, bore no resemblance to actual performance by the company in the latest half, except that investors were punting on a huge capital return instead of that bid.
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Special teams: The Giants have an oldie-but-goodie in punter Jeff Feagles, the league's all-time leader in punting yardage (62,928 yards) and in punts inside the 20-yard line (483).
Coughlin, Manning to feel heat if struggles continue
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Students have complained that the failure to use a picture of punting on the Cherwell is at odds with the Ball's claims to be an occasion which celebrates Oxford.
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AFTER stuffing ourselves full of food, now it is time to stuff the bookmakers on a fantastic festive day of football punting.
The Sun
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If it's not enough to have the working people punting on the horses and the pokies to fill the public coffers, now they want us to punt on the markets.
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The left-footer played football as a senior at Bearden High School, where he handled the team's punting and placekicking duties.
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Other gamblers turned their attention to punting on the result of the negotiations between the union and the casino.
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Or use the quant, a long, very long, punting pole wielded against the soft mud of the bottom like a knight's lance.
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They'd been punting him about like a piece of meat, a little stateside diversion.
LOOKING FOR ANDREW MCCARTHY
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Any doubts are fully confirmed shortly afterwards, when Ted and Sylvia go punting along the Cam and come to a field of cows.
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And the football punting's not over yet this week.
The Sun
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We were rammed once by an undergrad punting a whale of a barge of a punt, but everyone stayed in the punt, including, happily the guy attached to the punt pole - me.
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The five event card entertained a loyal band of Barkly race goers, who could participate in on course punting with the tote and Alice bookmaker Garry Owen on hand.
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Such unthinkable setbacks on the racecourse inevitably bring unwarranted gossip from the punting masses.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are simply hedging their bets, forming a relationship with you early on, in a competitive industry and punting on your future success.
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She's punting on the fact that the shares, despite the shortcomings of the company, offer some decent appreciation potential.
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Lessons include the role of parabolas in punting, how defenders instinctively use the Pythagorean theorem to prevent touchdowns and why the shape of a football - a prolate spheroid - helps quarterbacks throw spirals.
Videos demonstrate some of the science behind football
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But there are still plenty of other ways to have some fun punting on the election result.
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It loses four billion dollars punting on the currency.
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The punting butter is spread pretty thin by now.
The Sun
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Unless luck is on your side, punting on problem firms leads only to heavy losses.
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An afternoon punting on the Cam in the sunshine seems a straightforward enough pleasure.
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If I had that famous penny for every time the Motley Fool's written about the nonsense of broker recommendations, then I'd be able to stop punting on tech shares.
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McAfee is also a Colt, but only a kicker of a sort - he's part of the even more leerily regarded punting fraternity.
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In the afternoon, punting down the river -- she and Sybil and Pip, and Pip's friend Bim Chatterton.
THE GOLDEN LION
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But the latest alarm is sounding over growing evidence that small investors are using consumer credit to fund punting on soaring technology shares.
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West was singled out mainly because he kept punting the ball into the stands, hardly an unusual tactic when United had to win the game and were 2-in front.
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punting is an important part of the game
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Presumably he's punting on the fact that the NT population has a very high turnover rate, and hoping that with a bit of luck even some of those who lived here in 2000 might have forgotten!
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And a chance for punters to land a knockout blow on the last decent day of football punting until August.
The Sun
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He has always eschewed short-selling, punting on derivatives, market guesses and chartist strategies, believing them to be inherently dangerous and unsustainable.
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The company shake-up shows Singo's punting on a fourth network.
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A commission is a politician's way of punting on an issue, and in this case, it was also an admission of defeat.
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Two men would have worked the boat, punting it along.
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Is he still punting that walty airsoft rifle of his or is he hoping we've forgotten about him?
Army Rumour Service
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He's managed to alienate allies with his foreign policy, tarnishing America's image in the world, punting our claims to moral leadership.
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What about punting on the pound instead?
Times, Sunday Times
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The punting butter is spread pretty thin by now.
The Sun
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Lucy Boston was captivated by it when she first saw the Manor in 1915, while punting along the river with her brother.
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SCOUTING THE SPECIAL TEAMS: Nick Ferrara is back to handle the kicking duties, while Travis Balz has recovered from the broken finger that cut his 2009 season short to resume the punting role.
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The England players have shown in the recent past that they need no second invitation to begin hopelessly punting the ball forward into ‘good areas’.
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We spent the day punting on the river.
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We hire a few boats and put together a lunch of good riverbank fare and go punting up the river.
Times, Sunday Times
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AFTER stuffing ourselves full of food, now it is time to stuff the bookmakers on a fantastic festive day of football punting.
The Sun
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If Friedgen can afford to get into a punting situation because he's got a kid who blasted it 44.7 yards a try as a soph, there's no telling how many extra chances he'll take.
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You run timed drills in a specific task like punting or run stopping where you only get to control the relevant player like the punter or middle linebacker.
