Sentence examples for appeal away from inspiring English sources

"But this High Mowing graduate threw the appeal away.

Prior is then up to claim a nick of Pathan, but the umpire waves his appeal away.

To be fair, the five exiles recognise the need to broaden the movement's appeal away from its main base, the urban middle class.

For the 48 men on Death Row here, sentence is only a few more desperate avenues of appeal away, and all the men appear convinced they will die.

Where residencies in the past were often loss-leaders, with casinos banking on people spending money on gambling before and after, the modern-day residency is a huge part of Vegas's broader appeal away from the blackjack tables.

"So they've been filing slightly higher rates with regulators rather than lower". Just about every insurance brand also has been diversifying its appeal away from straight car-insurance discounts and into other advantages and even other products.

At the midway point of the first half, Norwich could have had a penalty kick of their own when Reid handled under pressure from centre-half Sébastien Bassong, but Clattenburg waved appeals away.

Evidently fearing not just the concession of a spot-kick but another yellow card, he looked sheepish in the extreme but Marriner waved Sunderland's appeals away, presumably having decided the forward was merely trying to protect his face.

The supreme court move took legal experts by surprise, as the prevailing expectation was that the justices would simply delay making a decision, rather than turn the appeals away.

Those appeals, to a system administrator and an arbitrator, focus on language in the collective bargaining agreement that the union argues would limit the period of time for which players could be disciplined and shift jurisdiction for discipline and appeals away from Goodell.

Brighton shout for a penalty but Michael Oliver waves their appeals away.