Sentence examples for Sharp penalty from inspiring English sources
United were out to avenge a 5-0 shellatkinGoodisondison on the previous Saturday, but honours were even at half-time, after a Graeme Sharp penalty had levelled Alan Brazil's earlier effort.
Other private broadcasters tempered criticism of the president after lawmakers loyal to Mr. Chávez opened the way for sharp penalties on news outlets deemed to be inciting disorder.
His party faced sharp penalties and lost political credibility, in part because Mr. Kohl refused to mention the names of his donors.
However, even without Sharp's penalty miss, the visitors held a deserved lead at half-time after creating the best chances and enjoying two-thirds of the possession.
Billy Sharp headed the Blades in front with his sixth goal of the season from close range, moments after Ben Amos had turned Sharp's penalty onto the bar following a handball by Shaun Williams.
I believe our current population is too high". Sophia University economist Naohiro Yashiro says that declining populations and sustained economic growth can coexist if Japan improves productivity, reforms its labor system and blunts the sharp economic penalties for women caught between work and child-rearing.
That advantage was stretched by Sharp's sixth penalty soon after the resumption, but Alex Tait quickly burrowed over the line in the left corner after some excellent sniping from Gopperth.
Already at Wembley in the Milk Cup, Everton had only suffered one defeat in 1984 alone (the second leg of the Milk Cup semi final against Aston Villa) and had recently held Liverpool at Goodison Park, a match in which Graeme Sharp missed a penalty.
Gopperth and Sharp traded further penalties as Bedford took an 18-17 advantage into the break.
Tonight, they were very sharp, and our penalty-killing was a big key.
Democratic Senators Christopher Dodd and Jack Reed have asked Congressional investigators to look into the S.E.C.'s enforcement operations and particularly the sharp decline in penalties.
