Sentence examples for be out to punish from inspiring English sources

Ward is aware that Browns players will be out to punish him.

Mr. Suleman often feels frustrated by the perception that inspectors are out to punish restaurants.

They were out to punish Boyle for grabbing Karlsson in Game 1 and punching him six times in the head.

He also quoted Ms. Mackris's lawyers as saying they were out to punish Fox and the News Corporation.

These "bugs" were out to punish him for his "steadfast stance", he announced to that zoo of appointees that goes by the brazen misnomer of parliament.

That could mean he was out to punish his unfeeling mum, but has come to wonder if he went a bit too far, since he's now prepared to submit to a hug.

Iraq's many-headed "resistance" is out to punish anyone seeking to stabilise Iraq, either by working with the coalition forces, or simply by declaring that these forces are needed, if only for the time being.The intended victim of the latest attack, Muhammad Said al-Hakim, falls into the latter category.

They had apparently been kept in the dark by the Pentagon.The prevailing suspicion among ordinary Turks and their leaders is that hawks in the American administration are out to punish them for not letting American troops use Turkey as a rear base in the war against Iraq.

"The European Commission…is not out to punish anybody, it is out to ensure that the citizens and the competitors doing business in Europe have an appropriate chance to flourish," he said.

However, the gap was out to six points after Hanrahan punished Cardiff skipper Sam Hobbs for not rolling away on the stroke of half-time.

I get the distinct impression that Scalebound isn't out to punish those who aren't particularly adroit on a game pad.