Sentence examples for ambitious penalty from inspiring English sources

Sinfield made it 16-0 withethe conversion and soon after hit the crossbar with an ambitious penalty from a metre inside the Hull half.

But for Lamb missing three conversions and a penalty Worcester would have been 14 points ahead rather than five at the interval and 17 when Pennell missed an ambitious penalty two minutes into the second half.

Had one fierce shot and an ambitious penalty appeal waved away.

Frequently ran into the wall of white that denied Ireland the sniff of a try. 5 David Humphreys In the heavy traffic of midfield he remained the cool head but England's stranglehold frequently left the outside-half with little option but to try the most ambitious of penalty kicks.

That lead remained intact when Bouquie was also off target with an ambitious long-range penalty for Castres as the game edged into the final minutes – but again Wasps spurned chances.

His most ambitious work, "The Death Penalty in America," revised several times, has been a standard text since it was first published in 1964.

Paterson had an ambitious appeal for a penalty turned down after falling in the box and substitute Chris Brunt, on for the injured Evans, fired well over the bar.

"The public has the right to ask... why the American authorities are so much more ruthless in pursuing misconduct and so much more ambitious in their financial penalties," he adds.

A lesson was absorbed by ambitious politicians: opposition to the death penalty looked bloodless and out-of-touch.

(Sandberg addresses this issue within the first twenty pages of "Lean In," explaining that ambitious women "often pay a social penalty").

While the China affair ended without a devastating financial penalty, Loral was not so lucky with its most ambitious venture of the 1990's.