Sentence examples for behaviour at the end from inspiring English sources

The Spaniards know they are the preferred choice of Modric, whose behaviour at the end of last week incensed the Tottenham hierarchy and has drawn a public rebuke from the manager, André Villas-Boas, who described it as "not professional".

"The Leyton Orient president and club owner admitted his behaviour at the end of the game against Portsmouth on December 26 , 2015amounted to improper conduct, however, he denied it was violent.

Taylor, who managed at Molineux between 1994 and 1995, told BBC Radio 5 live 's Shelagh Fogarty that Morgan's behaviour at the end of the Liverpool game may have fatally undermined McCarthy's relationship with his players.

Audience behaviour at the end of a piece is a separate matter, it seems.

Because he could not obtain the securities for his good behaviour at the end of his sentence, he was not allowed to leave Newgate and died there.

The manager will likely face sanctions this week over his behaviour at the end of the game, as will Giorgio Chiellini – who had been watching from the stands, but clambered down onto the pitch in street clothes to give Guida a piece of his mind.

If you thought there was something a little creepy about John Travolta's behaviour at the 2015 Oscars, you were totally wrong.

Unsurprisingly at the time, Ballesteros missed out on selection, although the fact that Mark James – a man fined £1,500 for his behaviour at the 1979 Ryder Cup – was preferred (along with Peter Oosterhuis) raised a few eyebrows.

In my limited experience that sounds like unusual office behaviour, even at the end of a Christmas party.

But once the banks had opened for business, it became clear that the measures had restored some degree of calm, after the panicky behaviour of depositors at the end of last week.It is true that many people in Argentina still rely heavily on cash; and many remember when bank accounts were frozen in the 1980s, with deposits subsequently converted into bonds, whose value fell sharply.

Throughout the 2014 trial, he referred to the complainant as "the accused"—a mistake he repeated while apologizing for his behaviour at the inquiry last week, before correcting himself.