| My mum would be as pleased as punch if I actually went, but my dad seems a bit more particular about it. |
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| Mr. Sock was always as pleased as punch with puns. |
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| Nobody is as pleased as punch while pouring fertilizer into a speader. |
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| Almost all of us are pleased as punch that civilians are in charge. |
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| The signs of success were legion: brilliant speakers, participants bowled over by the quality of the event, CEOs pleased as punch, and organisers thrilled with the outcome. |
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| The deputy PM, who was on the election trail in Scotland, looked pleased as punch over the playful tap from seven-month-old Coll. |
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| And then there's Max, looking as pleased as Punch in a photograph of the 1943 prefects. |
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| Mother and son are both doing well and Grandpa Patsy is as pleased as Punch. |
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| As for the man himself, he's as pleased as Punch that the food and drink elements of Staveley Mill Yard have proved such crowd-pullers. |
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| Pleased as punch to have returned from Olympia and the Olympic Games wreathed in champions' laurels, our dissipated Gauls have plans to make the festivities last. |
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| Yet I am at the same time as pleased as Punch about my English, Scottish and Irish ancestry and am also proud of the country that my forebears have created here in Australia. |
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| Van der Merwe was as pleased as Punch following last Saturday's win, making the wry remark his team had scored more tries in one game than the entire season. |
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