punt in A Sentence

At least six Punts.

And some more Punts.

And then they Punted, like they always do.

Koenen retained his duties on Punts and kickoffs.

I'd take a Punt on it.

It might be worth a Punt.

This has got to be worth a Punt.

I'm gonna take a Punt on going right now.

That said, not all Punt guns were always mounted to boats.

In Australia, the term‘Punt' is thought to be related to betting on horses or dogs in races.

In 2016, when a critical 4th down came up, the team looked lost and panicked:“Should we Punt?”?

Let's say you just took a big ol' massive Punt a year ago on a penny cryptocurrency.

Also, just like the Punting that went on in the Thames, the Kodai Lake also saw Punts.

The size of Irish Tom meant its first owner was forced to build a specially reinforced Punt boat 24-feet long.

As for the weight, it's approximately 26-pounds or just under 12 kilograms, making it a featherweight compared to most Punt guns.

During Egypt's 1st dynasty(c.3000 BC), sailors were sent out onto its waters, journeying to Punt, thought to be part of present-day Somalia.

All this hasn't proved much of a problem as there are only a few dozen currently used Punt guns left in the U.K. today.

After a few weeks of feuding, Orton and his alliance, The Legacy, Punted Shane in the head and performed an RKO on McMahon.

Not surprisingly, in the years after market hunters began using Punt guns, the population of wild waterfowl began to decline in the United States dramatically.

You can enjoy its bookshops, galleries and museums at your leisure-and even hire a Punt or rowing boat over the river that flows through the city.

As a d'Overbroeck's student, you can browse Oxford's bookshops, galleries, museums and café culture- or go on a Punt with us and float down the River Cherwell.

In gridiron football beanbags are used to mark the point of a change of possession(where a Punt or kickoff is caught, an interception is made, or a fumble occurs).

Mr. Punt and his servant Matti"- a play on the tyrant and his servants, written by Brecht in 1940, the stories and sketches play Finnish writer Hella Wuolijoki.

While various methods were used for bringing down the maximum number of birds per hunting trip, the most effective was ambushing a large flock with a Punt gun.

The hunters often worked in groups of eight to ten and fired their combined Punt guns at the same time to maximize the number of waterfowl they could hit.

After all the core academic sessions are finished, students are treated to one of a wide range of excursions and cultural activities, including Punting, museum visits and sports activities.

Outlawed the use of Punt guns by the 1860s, while the Lacey Act of 1900 and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 effectively ended their use in the country.

First put in use in the 1800s, the Punt guns were never manufactured on a large scale, with each being custom made by a gunsmith to fit a buyer's specifications.

In addition to touring the stunning college grounds(only a handful of the university's buildings offer tours), visitors to Cambridge should also take a Punt along the River Cam, as well as explore the old town centre.

This is a long shot and you will most likely be audited but if you can prove you're not a day trader and this was a Punt, then it could be looking good for you.

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punt in A Sentence

At least six Punts.

And some more Punts.

And then they Punted, like they always do.

Koenen retained his duties on Punts and kickoffs.

I'd take a Punt on it.

It might be worth a Punt.

This has got to be worth a Punt.

I'm gonna take a Punt on going right now.

That said, not all Punt guns were always mounted to boats.

In Australia, the term‘Punt' is thought to be related to betting on horses or dogs in races.

In 2016, when a critical 4th down came up, the team looked lost and panicked:“Should we Punt?”?

Let's say you just took a big ol' massive Punt a year ago on a penny cryptocurrency.

Also, just like the Punting that went on in the Thames, the Kodai Lake also saw Punts.

The size of Irish Tom meant its first owner was forced to build a specially reinforced Punt boat 24-feet long.

As for the weight, it's approximately 26-pounds or just under 12 kilograms, making it a featherweight compared to most Punt guns.

During Egypt's 1st dynasty(c.3000 BC), sailors were sent out onto its waters, journeying to Punt, thought to be part of present-day Somalia.

All this hasn't proved much of a problem as there are only a few dozen currently used Punt guns left in the U.K. today.

After a few weeks of feuding, Orton and his alliance, The Legacy, Punted Shane in the head and performed an RKO on McMahon.

Not surprisingly, in the years after market hunters began using Punt guns, the population of wild waterfowl began to decline in the United States dramatically.

You can enjoy its bookshops, galleries and museums at your leisure-and even hire a Punt or rowing boat over the river that flows through the city.

As a d'Overbroeck's student, you can browse Oxford's bookshops, galleries, museums and café culture- or go on a Punt with us and float down the River Cherwell.

In gridiron football beanbags are used to mark the point of a change of possession(where a Punt or kickoff is caught, an interception is made, or a fumble occurs).

Mr. Punt and his servant Matti"- a play on the tyrant and his servants, written by Brecht in 1940, the stories and sketches play Finnish writer Hella Wuolijoki.

While various methods were used for bringing down the maximum number of birds per hunting trip, the most effective was ambushing a large flock with a Punt gun.

The hunters often worked in groups of eight to ten and fired their combined Punt guns at the same time to maximize the number of waterfowl they could hit.

After all the core academic sessions are finished, students are treated to one of a wide range of excursions and cultural activities, including Punting, museum visits and sports activities.

Outlawed the use of Punt guns by the 1860s, while the Lacey Act of 1900 and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 effectively ended their use in the country.

First put in use in the 1800s, the Punt guns were never manufactured on a large scale, with each being custom made by a gunsmith to fit a buyer's specifications.

In addition to touring the stunning college grounds(only a handful of the university's buildings offer tours), visitors to Cambridge should also take a Punt along the River Cam, as well as explore the old town centre.

This is a long shot and you will most likely be audited but if you can prove you're not a day trader and this was a Punt, then it could be looking good for you.

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