punch in造句

I punch in my zip code again.

Register pins: Pins which locate in holes made by a punch in a punch register system.

Another Iranian MP was quoted as saying that Britain needed a punch in the mouth.

The big guy's response: A punch in the face leaving perry with a bloody nose.

He and DeMarcus Cousins could form the next deadly one-two punch in the NBA.

You should punch in any old nails or screws before attempting to lay a carpet or linoleum.

Stay in the orchard fruits they saw autumn girl, have to dress up: punch in a bunch of grapes in the purple robe, crystal clear, like a jacinth;

In tests users have been able to punch in Numbers into a keypad projected onto their hands and write on a virtual "notepad" on a table.

This is further to your memo dated back to June 12, 2006, in which you proposed that the employees adopt the "punch in" system.

Why it's great: It enables you to quickly punch in receipt info, even letting you take pictures of those scraps of paper and store them digitally.

Rome City Schools is switching to a scanning system that lets students use their fingerprints to access their accounts. In the past, students had to punch in their pin numbers.

Armed with the treaty, Europe could pack more of a punch in the world, or it could suffer from a trial of strength between the European Parliament and the union's other centres of power.

There, he met a powerful stone Boxing Hand Toru, have begun to taste the taste of defeat, and the power of ten feet from the stone hit the punch in the notice to his potential.