Sunday punch

Hartford had been saving up his Sunday punch, and now he let me have it.

And if it was, would they follow it up with a Sunday punch?

There could be no other reason for them to telegraph their Sunday punch like that."

Hell save up his Sunday punch and sneak it in from an unexpected direction."

Set him up for your Sunday punch.

Sunday Punch, 25-1 with William Hill, is out of the handicap but could well run into a place.

The paper edited it, put his byline on and used the piece in its Sunday Punch feature section.

Then he hit the pilot with the critical concept: a Sunday punch, unexpected, unsignaled.

In ten days, he would orchestrate a "Sunday punch" of notably ferocious naval gunnery.

The Bioroids, of course, had pulled way back once that big Sunday punch let loose.

Sam Amuka became the first editor of the Sunday Punch.

From what Dahak's been able to discover, this reserve is their Sunday punch."

This is the Sunday punch."

And there would be still more Marines, code-named Sunday Punch, waiting inside the helicopter as backups.

Sunday Punch may refer to:

Then the lighter allied galleys would have their chance-and so would the Sunday punch they were thrusting ahead of them under the water.

Sunday Punch (1942)

Features predominantly intermediate trails like Cascades, Monday Mourning and Sunday Punch.

They sold their first collaboration, "Sunday Punch," to M-G-M not long after their marriage in 1940.

"May I offer you a 'Sunday Punch'?

Pogo's Sunday Punch (1957)

Indeed there was, an outfielder named Charlie Maxwell who supplied a good deal of Sunday punch for the Detroit Tigers from 1955-62.

"That is our 'Sunday Punch.'

Four times huge flights of missiles arced from one area of the globe to another-massive "Sunday Punches" designed to end the conflict once and for all.