pack a punch

It means someone or something can be small but pack a punch.

You've got to break down on him, because he packs a punch.

Now there was a woman who packed a punch, Trevor thought.

Be it dance or fights, he really pack a punch.

But at sixty meters per second it packed a punch.

The whole series seen together must really pack a punch (Cotter).

It travels easily and packs a punch for it's small size.

He stands a shade under 6 feet but packs a punch with 235 pounds.

He does not look that big, but he packs a punch.

All these pictures play with stereotypes, but the portraits pack a punch.

Nevertheless, the movie still packs a punch - and oh, what a cast.

However, even among products known for their high sodium content, this one packs a punch.

Get a picture that packs a punch without putting a hole in your wallet.

The queen herself packs a punch, although most of the time she is too busy to do much damage.

I am even more fascinated with small little countries that pack a punch, like Monaco.

This may not sound like a lot of weight, but it offers a workout that packs a punch!

"I don't know what he's got in this thing, but it sure packs a punch."

Caleb Harrison packed a punch like no man she'd ever kissed.

"Speechless" was one of the new songs, and it really packs a punch!

For a little thing, Roarke mused, she packed a punch.

He is often double-teamed and still packs a punch.

And he wanted it to pack a punch.

The paper is light; it doesn't pack a punch.

Finally, he packs a gun, and the show packs a punch.

But if skillfully done it can pack a punch, and it does here.