In inflicting United's first league defeat in 18 games since they lost at Norwich City in November, Mancini's reigning champions looked the fitter, more powerful and more threatening side.
All, barring Mr Kasich, succeeded in inflicting wounds.
10] in staying the Japanese advance into the city and in inflicting a terrific punishment upon the invader.
At a recent seminar on the Gaza conflict, he explained that Israelis had "learnt from the Nazis" in inflicting suffering.
But the compulsive seducer is often a man or woman who suffers from a morbid fear of being abandoned and takes pleasure in inflicting abandonment.
Saudi Arabia denies it took an active part in inflicting suffering on a fellow member of OPEC, the international oil-exporters' club.
At this point we're talking about a state of mind that takes positive glee in inflicting further suffering on the already miserable.
What exactly are Clinton's goals in inflicting on the American public a six-hundred-and-thirty-five-page tome devoted, largely, to the intricacies of diplomacy?
The name, inspired by a Hindu goddess, was a "double whammy" that her father, Robert, a Buddhist scholar, took infinite delight in inflicting on her, she said.
The Bradford City striker, fresh from making Thomas Vermaelen wish he had never visited the self-proclaimed curry capital of the UK, looked to have played a pivotal role in inflicting Southend's first defeat in 12 games.
In 410, commanding 20 ships, Theramenes collaborated with Alcibiades and the main Athenian fleet in inflicting a complete defeat on the Peloponnesian fleet near Cyzicus on the shore of the Propontis (Sea of Marmara).
